Sentence examples for this question hence from inspiring English sources

To the best of our knowledge, no studies have addressed this question; hence it remains to be investigated whether LUS has a potential role for decision making in patients with lung contusion.

Sorry; I don't have the answer to this question, hence the title of this article.

Senator Obama likely has a good idea as to how to answer this question, hence his success thus far.

Retaliation (dry hump, or what have you) was out of the question; hence, a lawsuit.

In effect, Brouwer is saying that we can assert the weak negations of the propositions expressed in these questions; hence, these propositions are so-called "Brouwerian counterexamples" or "weak counterexamples" to PEM.

All emerged during their administrations and amid public demand for answers when there was no obvious place to put the questions, hence the bioethics commissions were useful.

It was therefore an additional idea to create a discussion among the students about the correctness of the questions, hence promoting team work.

Given (1.4), there is no such question; hence "good" is not synonymous with any naturalistic predicate "X".

On the other hand, this was a secondary analysis of cross-sectional study that was initially designed to answer a different primary research question hence subject to some limitations.

Previous articles observed that somnolence could affect work functioning, but in our study somnolence was evaluated as an open question; hence, it may reduce the accuracy of the results.

Discussion during these data workshops was guided by core research questions; hence this process identified the five factors found to be facilitative of GP referral to CCNT reported in this paper.