Do we have any academic adverbs that mean "as it can be inferred or deduced"?

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I am in the middle of writing an academic document.
My question is, do we have any academic adverbs that mean " as it can be inferred or deduced"?
I want this adverb to use at the beginning of my sentence.
Example context:

We need money to buy food. [adverb or adverb phrase], money is also
important to keep us alive.

I am not sure if I can use the words inferentially and deductively at the beginning of my sentence or not. Also, please kindly let me know if you have any other suggestions.

fev · Answer

You could just use hence which implies a logical connection or deduction. See Merriam Webster

because of a preceding fact or premise : THEREFORE.

The definition of Dictionary.com says

as an inference from this fact; for this reason; therefore:

e.g. The eggs were very fresh and hence satisfactory.

Synonyms like subsequently would perfectly work as well. (see WordHippo)

TerryM · Answer

Ergo is an option too but I like consequently.

Do we have any academic adverbs that mean "as it can be inferred or deduced"?

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