Sentence examples for hence the change from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'hence the change' is correct and usable in written English
It is a way of introducing a change that was caused by the previous sentence. For example: The results of the survey were poor; hence the change in venue for the next meeting.
Hence the change in strategy.
Hence the change of title, from "Saturday Laughter" to "Renaissance Man," a reference to the Harlem Renaissance.
Sue first wrote Adrian as 14¾, however her radio editor John Tydeman suggested that greater physical changes occur a year earlier, hence the change in age.
This is what is happening to the U.S. today, hence the change in its policies, from an ideological agenda to a pragmatic one.
The production rate of cosmogenic isotopes depends mainly on the secondary neutron flux, hence the change in the production rate that follows the change in the neutron radiation.
Hence, the changes of bread crumb texture were not mainly due to bread density, but rather likely to the changes of properties of the intrinsic material.
Fruit detachment force (FDF) and fruit weight (W) were measured and hence the changes in the percentage of removed fruits with shaking were determined at different maturity times.
To detect contact parameters such as contact force, the taxels utilize the contact induced change in the polarization level of piezoelectric polymer (and hence the changes in the induced channel current of MOS).
Naturally, a lot of that centers around how users take and share photos — hence the changes to how Dropbox handles photos in the new app.
Hence, the changes in polymer caused by temperature stimulation could induce the variation of viscoelasticity of polymer films.
