The phrase "hence improve" is not correct as it lacks proper context and structure.
It could be used in a context where you are explaining a cause-and-effect relationship, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The new training program was implemented, hence improve the team's performance."
Alternatives: "therefore enhance" or "as a result, boost".
stations from this small earthquake, they would have provided more clear observations, and hence improve our location precision.
Surface engineering can influence these interactions and hence, improve the biocompatibility of the biomaterial.
In 1988 he set up the Bootstrap Project at Stanford to improve technology, and hence improve team-thinking.
Clearly, Sn and its alloy as flux can improve the crystallization of grain boundaries, diminish the formation of amorphous layer, and hence improve intergranular connectivity.
A sequential procedure is subsequently formulated to update the RS and hence improve the precision of the reliability analysis.
The main purpose of this concept is to reduce engine coolant heat losses, hence improve engine performance.
This approach to the modelling aimed to reduce uncertainties in parameter estimates and hence improve the applicability of the model.
However, there have been setbacks too: a change to its privacy policy in January, to combine data about individuals from its sprawling properties (and hence improve revenues) was unpopular with legislators and commenters, though the public seemed mostly unmoved.
Conversion of CCR to non-coke components will be crucial in order to reduce the delta coke and hence improve the processability of heavier resids.
Numerical simulations can be exploited to understand the sensitivity of the mechanical properties of materials to microstructural variability and hence improve their mechanical performance and reliability.
Various methods were applied to the as-deposited coatings in order to close this porosity and, hence, improve their corrosion resistance.
