Sentence examples for hence reinforcing from inspiring English sources

Overall, the orientation and enforcement of livestock policies are still biased in favour of sedentary cattle breeding, hence reinforcing sedentary herders' territories.

He also added that most of the Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous sediments are largely absent from the main Gullfaks structure, hence reinforcing the point made by Fossen and Hesthammer (1998), earlier and also since the Upper Cretaceous times, the whole area has been subsiding.

This is how you will rewire your brain to associate the new tiny habit with positive emotions, hence reinforcing yourself.

In the present study, salivary MMP-9 activity was significantly higher in older subjects, hence reinforcing the notion of the oral cavity as a site of chronic inflammation associated with aging.

The positive results obtained from the expression profiles of the 11 candidate genes have enabled us to validate the experimental data obtained from our array, hence reinforcing its reliability.

In all the cases absence of AID either delayed the onset or shifted the nature of the neoplasia towards a more immature origin, hence reinforcing the idea that AID expression plays a role in the generation of mature B cell lymphomas by promoting DNA lesions.

They conclude that the relational mix is a better way of associating network change with firm evolution as compared to the network size and it hence reinforce the importance of different networks in different situations as proposed by Gulati and Higgins (2003).

As an aside of the main objectives of the campaign, a dataset from a specially designed UAV flight around the radar was used to validate the Capon method for retrieving HR images of echo power and hence reinforce the capability of the radar to resolve fine-scale structures in the atmosphere, as shown in the section "Detection of UAVs by MU Radar".

Dan Pfeiffer, writing on the White House blog, posted an article called Still Not a 'Government Takeover', which activates the conservative idea of a government takeover and hence reinforces the idea.

For example, it would appear that, as Kuhnian normal science becomes more robust in one sense, via making its elements more tightly interconnected and hence mutually reinforcing, that very fact makes normal science more fragile, more vulnerable to cascading failure in another sense.

Compared with traditional sensing methods, our scheme can effectively explore potential gain carried by PU's working states and hence significantly reinforce sensing performance.