Sentence examples for hence subsequently from inspiring English sources
Hence, subsequently from theoretical considerations, the likely reasons are investigated.
According to Penn Treebank Tagset (Santorini, 1990), the IN tag (Preposition or subordinating conjunction) is considered as a Stop-Tag or not important in our case and hence subsequently skipped while applying the above rules.
Rugged or undulating terrain in an otherwise flat landscape firstly influences snowmelt, radiation and nutrient availability, and hence subsequently both vegetation distribution and plant phenology, which in terms affect reindeer grazing conditions (Nellemann and Thomsen 1994; Nellemann and Cameron 1998, 1996).
A MDCT would potentially help in assessing the vascular anatomy, the site of bleeding and hence subsequently aid intervention.
Endogenous or exogenous estrogenic stimulation may induce the development of acini and lobules in the male breast and hence subsequently increases the theoretical risk of development of invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC).
We interpreted these results to indicate that iatrogenic trauma to the vasculature in patients with type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance would lead to accelerated evolution of plaques vulnerable to rupture and hence subsequently increased mortality consistent with the biological behavior of vasculature in which expression of PAI-1 was increased.
Hence, male genotypic effects were therefore subsequently disregarded.
Yet at the same time lots of iPhone users clearly liked the four-inch handset form factor, hence Apple subsequently re-introducing it, with the iPhone SE.
Hence, all subsequently calculated probabilities should be understood within this timeframe, i.e. they represent the probability for at least one event occurring within the next month.
Pathogens have been shown to accrue on health-care workers' (HCW) hands as they touch surfaces [ 1] and hence can subsequently be transmitted to other patients.
Other regions were either sampled for small numbers in multiple locations, or from just one location, and hence 'populations' are subsequently defined by country of origin.
