Sentence examples for all of which integrate from inspiring English sources

10– 12 The precise role of KRAS in regulating PI3K has been difficult to elucidate because PI3K can be activated by multiple upstream signals, not all of which integrate KRAS to promote downstream signaling.

When they are not at the hospital, students are taking classes, many of which integrate health science-related themes, at the modular three-story building down the block.

Mobile operators are offering increasingly sophisticated telephone-based e-mail services, some of which integrate with corporate e-mail, if somewhat crudely.

The company also employs a team of programmers who craft flashy ads, some of which integrate the Times' editorial content, an unusual offering in the Web journalism business.

We find that these modules are comparable to simple circuit elements, some of which integrate and others which perform as frequency sensitive filters.

Then, several generalized likelihood ratio test (GLRT) based detectors are designed, some of which integrate the prior knowledge of the clutter covariance matrix with the Bayesian approach, while the others are with the heuristic approach.

The vast majority were homologous to siphoviruses (63.8 % in health and 72.9 % in disease), many of which integrate into bacterial genomes (Table  1) [ 40].

A number of models have been proposed putting forward thermodynamical, kinetic, conformational or theoretical considerations, none of which integrating the whole set of available data [4].

There already exists a significant number of one-dimensional (1D) models of performance, which integrate all individual measurements into a single performance index.

Every once in a while, these wines have hit the mark, as in the brilliant but hard-to-find barberas of Braida, which integrate the fruit of the barbera and the tannins of the oak into a seamless whole.

The Cp′ CH protons occur as four resonances at δ(H =6.44, 6.15, 5.07, and 4.85 ppm, each of which integrates to six protons.