Sentence examples for hence in response from inspiring English sources

Such an evolution would be simplicity in the extreme and may in fact foretell the eventual destiny of terrestrial landforms when internal processes that generate relief cease to operate some billions of years hence in response to growing entropy in the system.

Hence, in response to the recent calls (e.g., Tellis et al. 2009; Kamal 2011; Wei et al. 2014) that point out the necessity of more emerging market-specific theoretical and empirical inquiries into knowledge, learning and general streams of innovation, the study contributes to the performance implication of KMC, in particular to the contextual efficacy of emerging market firms.

There is a need for up-to-date assessments and maps of soil properties and land health at scales relevant for decision-making and management, including for properties that are dynamic and hence change in response to management.

Hence, variations in response were affected by different concentrations of glucose and ammonium tartrate, indicating that the GLA production was influenced by interaction between these parameters.

The system uses an occlusion cuff placed proximal (thigh) to the filtrass sensor to monitor changes in calf circumference and hence volume in response to increases in venous congestion pressure.

While in vitro induction of HIF1α in WM239 and SW480 cells (by CoCl2 exposure) lead to expected increases in VEGF-A production, no significant difference were observed between cells co-incubated with or without CTX hence difference in response to CTX between cell lines is not due to differential regulation of VEGF-A expression.

Some returned questionnaires were incomplete, hence the discrepancy in response numbers between individual items.

Hence, Yox1p phosphorylation in response to HU treatment is Cds1-dependent.

Some questionnaires were incomplete, hence the discrepancy in response numbers between items.

At the high end of the function, it requires a much larger increment in stimulus (Δ2) to produce a comparable (and hence detectable) change in response.

We propose that a redox rheostat under the regulation of the Rac1 shapes growth cone motility and hence neurite outgrowth, in response to many extrinsic stimuli other than cytokines.