Sentence examples for hence towards from inspiring English sources

Hence towards that end, Co@N-rich carbon hybrids (CoNC) have been designed and prepared via an in-situ, facile and effective method.

Overall, work of this type is hoped to contribute to the development of predictive efficacy models for individual patients, and hence towards personalized HIV treatment options.

In the background of this discussion is the question of how to evaluate social outcomes at all, because the way in which rights and liberties are understood in the Western tradition is sometimes accused of itself being biased towards free markets, and hence towards those who are fully able to enjoy the advantages of free markets.

The major element that pushes towards specialization and hence towards more market is connected to idiosyncrasy of the inputs required at the different steps of the production process.2 When these inputs are costly difficult to acquire and/or to manage, higher efficiency levels stem from specialization of the firms contributing to the different steps.

Concerns about the consumption of fossil fuels, the CO2 balance and imminent climate change prompted increased research efforts towards second generation biofuels and hence towards improved cellulase production.

Hence, migration towards rRANKL represents migration towards the bone milieu, which constitutes the initial stage of osteoclast formation.

These students take more credits towards their college requirements, and hence less towards the major than SEAS students.

However in the in vivo situation, cyclosporine has highest affinity toward the oil phase containing triglycerides and hence affinity towards LCT is higher compared with MCT.

Iranian interlocutors "assume that time is on their side and hence default towards inaction.

2012 shattered the previous record low sea ice extent; hence 'regression towards the mean' told us that 2013 would likely have a higher minimum extent.

Like it or not (and it is something about which most policy makers and economists are in deep denial), weakly regulated markets give free rein to economic invasive species and hence tend towards monopoly.