(adv.) Of this; concerning this; from this; hence.
Example Sentences:
(1) The results suggest a molecular mechanism of fusion involving protein binding to negatively charged groups on the membrane surface, followed by local formation of lysophospholipids and as a consequence hereof the creation of point defects in the lipid structure.
(2) At the time, hereof, that investigation is continuing."
(3) The primary and secondary pathogenesis hereof is explained by the particular predisposition duodenal laceration on account of its special anatomy and operative vulnerability.
(4) Illegal weapons should be handed over to the Ministry of Interior bodies within 24 hours of the special law, referred to in point 1 hereof, coming into force.
(5) In view hereof, and the risk that Julian Assange may evade prosecution if the arrest warrant is lifted, continued detention is currently regarded as compatible with the principle of proportionality.” Per Samuelson, a lawyer for the 43-year-old Australian, condemned what he called a weak decision by the court, which he said had issued its ruling before the Assange team had made its final submission.
(6) With examples from his therapeutical work, and quoting mythology, and historically famous cases thinking within the terms of suicide is delined, and consequences hereof are stated.
(7) S-adenosylmethionine has some beneficial effects on primary fibromyalgia and could be an important option in the treatment hereof.
(8) A panel of monoclonal antibodies with well-characterized specificity for T, Tn, sialosyl-Tn and the histo-blood group H and A variants hereof were used in immunohistology of sections from 30 individuals with known ABO, Lewis, and secretor status.
(9) On basis hereof the employment of the smooth surface is suggested.
(10) The consequences hereof are discussed with regard to prevention and therapy.
(11) One series of structures based on N-acetyllactosamine chains (type 2 chain: N-acetyllactosamine and fucosylated derivates hereof of H, Lex, Ley and sialyl-Lex) and another based on the simple mucin type core structures (type 3 chain: Tn, T and sialylated derivates hereof as well as the fucosylated derivative, H).
(12) On the basis hereof it is inferred that the inhibition is either a cochlear phenomenon or that it is transmitted over pathways with identical temporal properties as those of the excitation.
(13) The possible pathophysiological significance hereof, e.g.
(14) The prevalences and types of psychiatric disorders connected with temporal lobe epilepsy and surgical treatment hereof are discussed.
(15) At the one year follow-up the author assessed five of the breasts (hereof four revised) as hard.