Sentence examples for which would hence from inspiring English sources

Previous studies suggested that simultaneous intake of multiple products with the same active ingredient could increase after generic substitution [ 5] which would hence increase refill adherence.

Given the crucial role of autophagy for healthy aging, reinstating autophagy in ach1 mutants may recover survival of aging cells, which would hence argue in favor of a causal role of the autophagy deficit in the reduction of lifespan.

The presence of porin at the outer membrane of Gram negative bacteria restricted the diffusion of many antibiotics and the multidrug efflux pumps at the transmembrane would also pump out the antibacterial agents through the active efflux processes which would hence create a higher intrinsic resistance for Gram negative bacteria [ 31].

This would result in a quarter of their offspring becoming homozygous for the adaptive trait, which they would hence express more strongly, and would possibly be restricted to occupying only the newly colonised niche, with little or no possibility of contact with the ancestral one.

Such interruptions may lead to development of drug resistance [ 24], which would promote virological failure and hence CD4 cell count failure, and hence increased risk of mortality.

In fact, environmentalists generally favored deregulation, because they thought it would lead to the construction of new plants, which would be gas-fired and hence cleaner than the coal-fired plants that still supply much of the state's power.

Similarly, astathmêta might mean 'unstable' or 'unbalanced', describing an objective property of things; or it might mean 'not subject to being placed on a balance', and hence 'unmeasurable', which would again place the focus on our cognitive inabilities.

What may seem to be a higher level metaethical claim that no consistent set of moral judgments is mistaken—, is really just another moral judgment and hence one which would be rejected by any moral judge with substantive moral commitments (Blackburn 1998, 296 & 304; Timmons 1999; Horgan and Timmons 2006c).

Isolation of single neurons undoubtedly will result in inclusion of some adjacent respiratory competent tissue, which would dilute deleted mtDNA and hence reduce the heteroplasmy levels.

An exogenous material capable of reducing peptide toxicity may act by two opposite, postulated mechanisms: (1) by decreasing monomer nucleation and hence blocking aggregation, which would result in a reduction in the formation of ADDLs, fibrils, and plaques; or (2) by disaggregating amyloid plaques or fibrils.

We included minor problems, which are seldom presented in medical encounters, as well as more serious problems, which would be presented in medical encounters; hence, our study presents the whole iceberg of symptoms.