Sentence examples for hence inevitably from inspiring English sources
The way that history, especially national history, is told and taught is a matter of public policy, and hence inevitably a political issue.
According to the previous reports, alkyl resorcinols with a long hydrocarbon tail easily tend to aggregate to form micelles in an aqueous medium (Kozubek and Tyman 1999), hence, inevitably reducing absorption efficiency.
Since, in displacement responses obtained from cracked structure it is not specifically able to distinguish the changes by embedding crack, hence inevitably we avoided representing them here for brevity and we have just represented their differences in relation to the undamaged structure responses.
During the fermentation of filamentous fungi, the viscosity of the medium increased with the increase of biomass (Pedersen et al. 2000), which causes the enhancement of transfer resistance and the reduction of oxygen transfer efficiency, and hence inevitably resulted in the oxygen limitation regardless of high power agitation and aeration (Diano et al. 2006).
Selfridges already understand this subtlety because they are a large deparment store, and hence inevitably deal with all kinds of unsavoury types every day.
In this view, stem cells differ from transit amplifying progenitor cells, which may be multipotent and are capable of self-renewal, but are not halted at an intermediate position, hence inevitably progressing towards terminal differentiation.
Organizational values and cultures and decision-making processes vary from one setting to another; hence, contexts inevitably play a significant role in how decisions are made.
The long standing 'social evil'-status of the IDUs and the FSWs hence was inevitably spread to PLHIV and the 2 marginal statuses came to reinforce one another.
Hence, rail transport will inevitably play an important role in meeting global transportation demands.
Our culture has trouble with mortality; hence, as our physicality inevitably fails, no one wishes to see.
Hence, incorrect phylogenies will inevitably lead to incorrect inferences about the evolution of species.
