Sentence examples for hence prominent from inspiring English sources

Lighthouses are hence prominent landmarks in the town, with the original lighthouse known as the Round Tower built to replace the light on the top of the 14th century tower of St Andrews Church.

Without overdoing the analogy between political theory and science, we think that the Gramscian framework captures well the ways in which the ambition of molecular epigenetics innovates the current discourse on life while remaining loyal to the molecular gaze that has made it so productive and hence prominent in our society.

What Mr. Glynn knew for sure is that the men had emigrated in the '20s from Shanaglish, hence the prominent display of the photo in a pub there.

Hence more prominent fading effects are observed i.e. K/S value decreases.

The mathematical models for these dynamic processes are highly non-linear and hence involve prominent non-convexities in the solution space of optimization.

Asus needs a truly sexy tablet, not a phone, but rather a beautiful tablet that shows the world Asus can make a true iPad competitor hence the prominent AsusDESIGN branding.

Hence, the prominent role of CCR1 and CCR5 may in part reflect the contribution of platelet- and neutrophil-borne proteins with recruitment activity.

Hence, the prominent reduction of the number of LMs in the group treated with low-dose ML-I (30 ng kg−1) can neither be attributed to a direct cytotoxic effect on the tumour cells in the LMs nor to enhanced DC infiltration.

Hence, uncertainty is prominent and its understanding and modeling unavoidably relies on probabilistic, statistical, and stochastic descriptions.

Polyploidy provides a vast reservoir of new alleles for mutation and selection, and hence is a prominent mechanism of speciation [ 14, 30].

Hence, we have a prominent role of the rule of law, and the need to expand property rights over formerly unaffected social and biophysical sites (Levidow 2012).