Sentence examples for hence granting from inspiring English sources

However, the intermodular cohesin dockerin interaction dictates the assembly of the cellulosome complex; hence, granting the possibility of expressing different cellulosomes within a single organism, depending on the enzyme subunit compositions (Moraïs et al. 2012; Juturu and Wu 2014).

Yet, for all his progress beyond the Kantian framework, Fichte had failed to address the more deep-seated problem of meaning that was part of the Kantian agenda: the possibility of there being a will or rationality behind the universe as such, a will or rationality that is prior to and constitutive of subjectivity, hence granting it a sense of meaning and purpose.

Hence, grant for the sake of argument that it is possible for an agent to act of her own free will without the relevant sort of alternative possibilities.

As noted previously, policy decisions to not register the births of hill tribe children thwarts recognition of the existence of these individuals, and hence makes granting of nationality all the more difficult [ 43].

Joseph Schumpeter worried that if innovators could not get enough reward from new products because imitators were taking so much of the profit, they would spend less on developing them (hence the justification for granting inventors temporary monopolies in the form of patents).

Hence, he enacted legislation granting the lower classes access to the political system and the public offices, from which they had previously been barred.

Hence, we used the granting of government subsidies as a surrogate marker for the socioeconomic status though we recognize that this assumption may not be robustly accurate.

Hence, we are granted, in both cases, the rare opportunity to understand how things actually worked in the candid and unguarded words of those who ran the system.

A third said: "It can be better to borrow rather than devote energies to years of coffee mornings, and hence miss grants and other targets.

"We want to see it succeed, hence the grant," she said.

Hence the persuasion that led to the granting of dramatic new powers.