Sentence examples for occurs hence from inspiring English sources
Even though HAART can reduce the viral load in the blood by at least five orders of magnitude, ongoing low-level replication still occurs; hence, the risk of developing resistance is always present.
These data reveal that during β-adrenergic stimulation, SR CDI participates in ICa inactivation and that Ca2+ is released from the SR of ventricular rainbow trout cardiomyocytes (i.e., CICR occurs); hence contrasting with control conditions of this study (see Fig. 1).
To the best of our knowledge, this constitutes the first experimental evidence of protection of epithelial cells by a biocompatible flexible film rationally designed to shield specifically against a highly genotoxic UV range and in which no absorption occurs, hence avoiding undesired secondary effects that compromise the integrity and biocompatibility of more traditional materials.
The HAZ only experiences the heat and no deformation is occurred; hence, this region exhibit undeformed coarse grains.
In Hellisheidi, the high temperature hydrothermal circulation did not occur; hence, hyaloclastites are only partially altered (Alfredsson et al. 2008).
Under elevated temperature and pressure, large changes in porosity, permeability, and compressibility occur; hence, the reservoir response evolves in time, a factor generally ignored in simulation.
The larger the radii, the more translation will occur, hence the less bone-to-bone contact and ultimately less stability for the fixation method of choice.
In (1) zero sequence current (hat{I}_{0}) and positive sequence current (hat{I}_{1}) occur, hence all phase currents in selected transmission line must be calculated.
What this means is that the associated uncertainty of an event A equals the probability that A might not occur, hence the complementary set of events in Ω.
Instead we are given a procedure for eliminating such expressions from contexts in which they occur, hence this is another example of an "incomplete symbol" and the definition of an average is an example of a "contextual definition".
The banded tremor studied by Martinelli (1990) may represent periodic injections of hot, magmatically derived gas into the hydrothermal system, causing boiling to occur, hence pressurization and subsequent eruption.
