Sentence examples for hence gained from inspiring English sources

They improved technology, upgraded systems and hence gained in productivity and competitiveness.

On the other hand, after the teleost-specific 3R, these animals kept two dact3 genes and hence, gained a dact gene.

The most significant categories, namely response to water deprivation (24%), response to jasmonic acid stimulus (21%), ethylene-mediated signaling pathway (10%), hyperosmotic response (7%), hyperosmotic salinity response (6%), water transmembrane transporter activity (6%), and so on, were the major abiotic stress-related GO categories exclusively present in GujCot-21 and, hence, gained attention.

Hence, gain framed messages are recommended for prevention campaigns at least when no risk factor is salient.

This could allow chefs to develop new processes and hence gain a competitive advantage in their restaurants.

Cluster and periodic systems were employed in order to develop the model and hence gain a deeper understanding of the process mechanisms on an atomic scale.

By the same logic, price efficiency ensures that an activist shareholder will increase the stock price and hence gain from an intervention only if the activist's intervention actually improves the corporation.

Not until scholars a generation hence gain access to the justices' papers are we likely to have a more useful, or more readable, picture of this oddly assorted group of judges at this moment in history.

To reveal the structure of consecutive orientation flights and hence gain insight into exploratory behaviour, we monitored individual bees from their first flight onwards using harmonic radar technology for flight tracking.

Thus with the right information from the textual databases and the tools to deliver this information at the right time companies, would definitely be able to shorten development times and hence gain a competitive edge.

In the design process of gene delivery vectors, considering physicochemical properties of vectors alone does not seem to be enough since they interact with constituents of the surrounding environment and hence gain new characteristics.