Sentence examples for may hence give from inspiring English sources
Thus, two or more mutations may be required in order to balance viral escape and viral fitness cost or to achieve complete viral escape and may hence give the host's immune response the chance to clear the virus beforehand.
Hence, give utmost priority to your family.
This makes a difference to the maximum number of premises that may be connected and hence gives rise to the importance of further investigations into this area.
However, despite the regular release of HDPs into our urinary tract system by uroepithelial cells, it is apparent that the level of naturally produced HDPs may sometimes not be enough, hence giving rise to the frequent occurrence of UTI.
Especially the padded tools may suffer from poor pad contact and hence may give poor quality data.
Hence, 'Giving Tuesday.'.
Healthcare professionals may view vulnerable patients as having more complex and demanding support needs and hence may give priority to meeting such needs at the expense of other aspects of quality care, such as involving patients in care decision making.
Each method has different underlying principles and hence may give different results.
Administration of dose-dense therapy, given weekly may hence be beneficial immunologically to mount an adequate immune response, compared to standard 3-week therapy.
It is envisaged these models can be enrolled as built-up modules within PBPK platforms to address potential affections and variability of the initial mixing of the blood at the site of sampling (such as effect of heat, variation in adipose and muscle content of the body), and hence, they may give a more realistic simulated drug concentrations in blood or plasma at early time points.
