Sentence examples similar to hence present day from inspiring English sources
Hence, present-day variation in plant species diversity seems to be no legacy of past landscape configuration.
Scarce volcanic material in the sedimentary units in Urakawa implies that the geothermal province of the inner arc was far from our study area during the analyzed period; hence, present-day data of 40 mW/m2 that were calculated on the basis of temperature logging and thermal conductivity records at a drilling site in central Hokkaido (Tamaki et al. 2009) were adopted for use in this study.
Hence, present-day acute exposure to pesticides by dermal absorption and by inhalation has been greatly reduced in the valley.
Hence, present-day epigenetic systems (at least some of them, such as miRNA) are assumed to have evolved from systems originally set up to combat and limit the expansion of foreign sequences.
Earning and paid work continue to be symbols of status and prestige – hence competent masculinity – in present day, partly due to powerful forces related to globalisation.
Hence the present-day fondness for conspiracy theories of all kinds, since, as Gray writes, "if someone is pulling the strings behind the stage, the human drama is not without meaning".
This broad-scale information regarding the present day crustal architecture, and hence the crustal evolution, of Western Australia, complements previous surface geological and other geophysical studies.
Thus, one should not expect the traditional, conservative, patriarchal Chinese values will completely disappear among present day Chinese youth and hence have no impact on dating relationships.
Her influence continues to the present day.
Lat: Present day latitude.
