Sentence examples for hence of interest from inspiring English sources

It is hence of interest to see if ageing affects the recognition performance of certain phonemes more than others.

Although the two approaches are conceptually rather different, they address the same issue – the quantification of areal rainfall intensities and their related measurement errors – and a comparison is hence of interest.

It is, hence, of interest to examine if less non-invasive pretreatment methods could provide a lignin stream which could be more suitable for further processing into fuels and chemicals.

Both the mycobacteria are important pathogens and hence of interest.

Exonic structural variation may have a direct influence on gene products, and hence of interest for e.g. resequencing studies.

For 408 of those, the wild rat allele was also represented in laboratory rat strains and hence of interest for research purposes.

The cases where E 1 or E 2 is a pair of perpendicular lines are unbounded and hence not of interest to us in this paper.

Hence, regions of interest (ROIs) were drawn for the hypothalamic region and the ventricle, and additionally, a non-target region and the whole tissue were selected (Fig. 2).

Schlemm's canal endothelial cells may be important in controlling the pressure within the eye (and hence are of interest in glaucoma), and are subject to an unusual combination of shear stress and a basal-to-apical pressure gradient.

The wider groupings recruited through kinship, which were the basis of political and economic organization, were much more culturally variable and hence of greater interest.

The tensile response of hair is hence of considerable interest to the cosmetics industry.