Sentence examples for hence remaining from inspiring English sources

Hence, remaining very low doses of PAH in dPM or relatively low doses of PAH-coated onto PM were involved in enzymatic induction, a key feature in PAH-toxicity, but failed to show a clear genotoxicity in this in vitro study.

However, no evidence for NMDAR-mediated p53 upregulation is currently available, hence, remaining elusive whether TIGAR induction has a determinant role in neuronal metabolic change upon NMDAR stimulation.

Patricia Highsmith's 1950 novel, the first of her rich and clammy fictions, pivots on the dextrous device that two men might murder on behalf of each other and hence remain undetected.

By the 17th century, both Protestant and Catholic universities had become overly devoted to defending correct religious doctrines and hence remained resistant to the new interest in science that had begun to sweep through Europe.

A water-starved bantustan of a neighbour will fail to develop a viable economy, and will hence remain corrupt, donor-dependent and undemocratic; Israeli religious settlements transecting its territory will provide a focus of nationalist bitterness, fostering terrorism.

So Steve Hilton's claim, in Tuesday's Daily Mail, that the prime minister was told in 2012 that his pledge was undeliverable as long as the UK remained within the European Union – and hence remained committed to free movement of workers – rather misses the point.

Yet gender assumptions often go unquestioned and hence remain invisible to scientific communities.

The transverse waves get decoupled from rest of the fields and hence remain unaffected due to temperature change and mass diffusion effects.

Samples whose amplitudes are lesser than the fixed threshold are considered to be true values of the signal unaffected by IN and hence remain unchanged.

Distillation is a semantic approach that can be applied in general to incremental SAT, and often produces clauses that are independent of the primary objective, and hence remain valid for the remainder of the sequence of instances.

Even though they are not intrinsically real, hence remain unproduced according to the four analyses, unlike the son of a barren women, the intrinsically unreal entities serve as objects of the mundane cognitive processes, and they arise codependently (M 110 114).