Sentence examples for hence indirectly from inspiring English sources

The Chalcidian alphabet probably gave rise to the Etruscan alphabet of Italy in the 8th century bc and hence indirectly to the other Italic alphabets, including the Latin alphabet, which is now used for most European languages.

The chemical structure of the vitamin B6 family is as follows: Vitamin B6 is active in its coenzyme form of pyridoxol phosphate and functions in the formation and breakdown of amino acids, and hence indirectly of protein, and in the regulation of blood glucose levels.

It was he who induced Handel to settle in Hanover and hence, indirectly, in London, when the new elector became King George I. Steffani was ordained in 1680 and later became papal protonotary for north Germany, with the status of bishop.

Skulls and bones can reveal information, for example, about brain size, social practices (burial), and group sizes, hence indirectly about their social organization (Dunbar, 2003).

18 F-FLT uptake is determined by thymidine kinase-I (TK-1) activity, an enzyme closely linked to DNA synthesis and, hence, indirectly to tumour cell proliferation[4].

In experimental science, the expression 'artifact' is sometimes used to refer to experimental results which are not manifestations of the natural phenomena under investigation, but are due to the particular experimental arrangement, and hence indirectly to human agency.

In addition, the gut flora modifies bile acid metabolism and FXR/TGR5 signaling and hence contributes indirectly to the development of NAFLD (Tremaroli et al., 2012).

Unobservable characteristics such as terroir, the winery's natural endowments such as slope and microclimate, the talent of the winery's winemaker, and the winery's overall quality may affect the price received but they may also affect the choice of production technologies and hence the indirectly observable characteristics.

Hence, LipE indirectly accounts for the influence of hydrophobicity on potency.

Both of these directly affect biodiversity, while changes in soil biogeochemistry also influence farm management practices and hence biodiversity indirectly.

Changes in the 5'-UTR sequence may however alter the stability and / or translation efficiency of the transcripts (reviewed in [ 34]), and hence impact indirectly on SPAM1 expression.