Sentence examples for serve hence from inspiring English sources
For interventions to be effectively implemented and tailored to the right people, it is important for policy makers and planners to be aware of what causes diseases and death among the population they serve, hence the need for accurate and timely data (2).
As we can serve such large rates, the incoming rates which are of lower order than log u) can definitely be served; hence we assume that the incoming arrival rates are also of the order of log u) (i.e., λ i ≐ l i log SNR i ) ≐ l i α i log u)).
Profitability of a suckler herd is directly related to the number of calves reared per cow or heifer served annually, hence the economic consequences of such a high barren rate alone would have been significant, let alone the costs associated with the diagnosis and management of the problem, emphasising the importance of effective herd biosecurity.
Social insect colonies have key network attributes and hence serve as a live model for studying dynamical networks7,8,9.
Lipid droplets (LDs) store lipids and hence serve as energy reservoir and as a source for building-blocks for the organelle membrane systems.
The second effect is the reduced requirement to activate dislocation sources during reverse loading as the dislocations that were stored during bending did not participate much in cross-hardening and, hence, serve as mobile dislocations upon reverse loading.
Shale can hence serve as a compelling top rock for oil and common gas (Firoozabadi 2012).
This bioindicator may hence serve as a potential solution to the aforementioned impediment.
Ruby can hence serve as a local (in-situ) probe of the magnetic field (Δ λ/Δ H∼0.046 nm/T).
The unsaturated zone may hence serve as a sink for contaminants and transmit pollutants which may have adverse impacts on groundwater quality.
The exploitation of lignocelluloses materials including agroindustrial waste may hence serve as effective and cheap alternative in producing enzymes at appreciable level for commercial use.
