Sentence examples for hence particular from inspiring English sources

Hence, particular attention has been dedicated to the modelling of this phenomenon.

When irradiated, the PS absorbs light and is promoted to a higher energy, "excited" state (PS∗), which is either toxic to cells in itself or triggers formation of other species which are toxic to cells, and hence particular wavelengths of light can be used to induce light-dependent cell killing.

Hence, particular attention was paid to blood glucose homeostasis by measuring basal blood glucose, fructosamine, HbA1c and oral glucose tolerance in vaccinated and control animals.

Hence particular expression patterns are found in tissues regulating hormonal and nutritional homoeostasis in both human and mouse.

Hence, particular emphasis is placed on establishing whether stem cell activity of ASC is so far proven and relevant for successful osteochondral regeneration, or whether trophic activity may largely determine therapeutic outcome.

Hence a particular impatience with the values of environmental conservation.

The last big, steep-walled bastion of public life in America is Washington, D.C. Hence the particular violation I felt when the Starr report crashed in.

Hence this particular myth is based on 2% of 2% of global warming, but it's not even accurate for that 0.04%.

As long as there is detectable regularity, prediction (and hence this particular form of data compression) is possible.

As the commentator Stephen Bush puts it, Labour does well "in areas that look like [the] UK of 30 years hence": in particular, communities that are more diverse and more educated.

However, it is the cultural context in which we develop that shapes what we actually find beautiful, and hence which particular art work or potential sexual partner we fall for.