Sentence examples for hence maybe from inspiring English sources
Western civilization is built upon a Greco-Roman base, and hence maybe there is nothing much new about a clutch of classical reinterpretations.
Hence, maybe, the double edge of his remark that a Dutch prison is where a man like ex-President Milosevic deserves to end his days.
Hence, maybe it is time for the WNBA to be led by someone who truly understands that the WNBA is simply not a woman's version of the current NBA.
The loop L8 is shorter in Mtb-BirA and is devoid of these hydrophobic residues (Figure 3) and hence, maybe responsible for the lower affinities for ATP and biotinyl-5'-AMP ligands as compared to EcBirA.
A pore, termed the B-site [7], is large enough to accommodate an iron atom and is lined mostly with negatively charged residues Asn34, Asp66, Asp132, Glu135, Thr136 and Glu139 (Figure 7c) and hence maybe the most likely route for iron entry/exit to/from the Bfr cavity.
As indicated by the composition of coexpression modules associated with species, sex- and species-specific expression and hence maybe activity of transposable elements in the gonads seem to be yet another feature distinguishing cichlid species from each other in Lake Tanganyika.
You can pursue crippling fiscal austerity, but this improves the external balance only by driving down the economy and hence import demand, with maybe, maybe, a gradual "internal devaluation" caused by high unemployment.
This technique is called parameterisation and is adopted quite generally: when one is confronted with a seemingly true contradiction, A & ¬A, it is a common strategy to treat the suspected dialetheia A, or some of its parts, as having different meanings, and hence as ambiguous (maybe just contextually ambiguous).
Hence, anticancer power maybe related to quercetin content in those varieties.
These pores can exhibit water-wet and oil-wet regions, depending on the physics of wetting films, and hence the porous medium maybe of mixed-wettability character.
