Sentence examples for hence stopping from inspiring English sources

Given the inhibition targets of each drug, we assume that a drug inhibits completely the enzymes responsible for the targeted reactions, hence stopping the relative fluxes.

We can speculate that, in our system, different members of the protease inhibitor family present in resistant host plants actively responding to parasitisation, might target proteolytic enzymes secreted by the parasite to break through the physical barrier and reach the vascular cylinder, hence stopping parasite invasion.

However, it could be argued that clock disruption by CLOCK mutation or downregulation stops the circadian clock at around midnight (when CLOCK-BMAL1 activity is at its minimum), and hence, stopping the clock by other means and at other times of the biological time may differentially affect tumor growth.

Following Leiter (1995), we may call this the "Harm Puzzle," and the puzzle is this: why should one think the general moral prescription to alleviate suffering must stop the suffering of great artists, hence stop them from producing great art?

Alternatively, patients whose hemoptysis resolves with treatment might consider themselves "cured" and hence stop treatment.

For example, an insertion of adenine at nucleotide position 948 of gene GLRG_08997 encoding a cyclohexanone monooxygenase resulted in a frameshift and hence stop of translation.

Hence it stops the railways expanding even though expansion was implicitly built into privatisation.

Hence, we stop separation.

This door-to-door approach includes all events in-between and, hence, "bus stops" and the way to access them becomes part of the school transportation.

Hence, we stopped asking managers about recording because we did not want to make them defensive in response to our questions.

Hence, a stopped flow analysis – to save sample – at room temperature with 256 co-added scans at a resolution of 16 cm−1 is selected as optimal for tomato juice measurements.