Sentence examples for hence worthy from inspiring English sources

Lizzie learns that she is a woman and hence worthy of being loved.

He didn't offer a persuasive answer, beyond that he had set up local operations rooms at various fronts to monitor the fights and to see who was working — and hence worthy of being supported — and who was not.

One is a grammar book, the first Italian grammar, by which he sought to demonstrate that the Tuscan vernacular was as "regular" a language as Latin and hence worthy of literary use.

Therefore, further investigations of both PGE2 and EP4 receptors role in the pathogenesis of the neurovascular headache are hence worthy.

Our application of the best-performing method, SIRENE, to real ovarian cancer data demonstrates that GRNI can be reliable (as evidenced by experimentally based literature not used in our inference) and predict novel interactions that are biologically and mechanistically reasonable (hence worthy of prioritization for laboratory-based experimental validation).

But they are driven by a need to one-up the so-called experts with their own more muscular, hence more worthy, methods.

But maybe Malaysian bankers should be added to the list of those unloved by Dr Mahathir and hence not worthy of being trusted with their freedom.

Hence, although worthy of mutational analysis, it remains to be shown whether they are functional or not.

We do not know what egress pathway is preferable on the basis of the results of these simulations, but the latter suggests residues along the pathways (e.g., N3.35, D3.32, S7.46, and D7.57) that may play a role in the egress of the ion from the bundle, and hence be worthy of experimental testing.

God is the most perfect being, and hence the most worthy of our love, while human beings are more perfect than mere material beings, and thus more worthy of our love.

Working to achieve that aim is, hence, an endeavor worthy of the ablest scientist.