Sentence examples for hence more interesting from inspiring English sources

After further research, we realized that fast, inexpensive and digitized imaging using the Mega32 is possibly among the harder, and hence more interesting applications of microcontrollers.

The work becomes more personal, and, hence, more interesting.

In the present review, we examine some recent initiatives to make published biomedical texts more machine-readable, and hence more dynamic, interesting and informative.

Hence, the more interesting grid points are considered, the more computational time will be required.

Mostly, the titanium precursor TiCl4 and lithium/sodium/potassium salts of the respective ligands have been employed and the mono/bis/tris/tetrakis-Ap-titanium complexes (depending upon the stoichiometric ratio of ligand and metal salt) have been synthesized, but mono/bis complexes contain two cis chlorides and, hence, are more interesting for catalytic applications [42].

Investigating further the interplay between different domains of life might hence be more interesting.

Hence, our results are more interesting and different from the existing results of [33] and [36].

Hence, the PPV provides more interesting results.

The problem is that bad information is often more interesting and juicy -- and hence more popular.

Hence, the direction of the differences, or the relation between ratings, might be more interesting than the actual numbers.

Hence, in the next study, we will deliver only the DBoxes covering topics perceived as more interesting, and that are more often discussed with patients.