Sentence examples for hence surprisingly from inspiring English sources

Low inflation itself has fuelled a virtuous circle by reducing inflationary expectations: hence surprisingly tame wage rises.

Anticipating harsh treatment, they pre-empted it – hence early, surprisingly non-apocalyptic licence fee negotiations.

Hence, not surprisingly quantum capacitance appears in the RF circuit model derived by authors in [4].

Hence, not surprisingly, there is no evidence of a unique solution to fix vaccine hesitancy in healthcare providers.

Hence, not surprisingly, the first clinical trial of PTH (1 34) for osteoporosis in humans was conducted in 1976 (Reeve et al 1976).

None of the BCL-2 family inhibitors described above can inhibit MCL-1, and hence, not surprisingly, this protein has emerged as a potential resistance factor for these agents.

Hence, not surprisingly, colony-stimulating factor-1 (CSF-1, the principal macrophage growth factor) and macrophage migration inhibitory factor - key proinflammatory cytokines regulating macrophage recruitment - have also been documented as central players in LN.

Hence, we can surprisingly conclude, that independent of any given μ no intervention-effect can be confirmed in this group of students.

Hence the EU leaders' surprisingly brisk and unanimous decision in Berlin this week that Mr Prodi fitted the bill.The strength of the new president will not depend on his personality and political skills alone.

Compact filaments imaged by cryo-EM appear surprisingly straight and hence appear very stiff.

These may sound boring but are surprisingly scarce and hence valuable to a whole cartload of employers, inside and outside academia.