The phrase 'as of which' is correct and can be used in written English. You can use it as a substitute for a phrase that describes something that has already been mentioned. For example, "He owns two houses, as of which he lives in one and rents out the other."
Finally, a relatively small group (28%) of our early SpA cohort had diagnoses other than AS, of which 31% turned out to have a low BMD.
A total of 304 cDNA groups were predicted to have AS, of which 138 were putative intron retention (IntronR) or Alternative position (AltP) types, including 6 with GC-AG exon/intron boundaries, and 92, 29, 15 and 14 were putative ExonO, ExonS, AltA and AltD types, respectively (Additional file 4B).
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The figure Jessop came up with was £42,000 (£ as of ) which was raised within a couple of weeks.
The fall of 1832 saw the publication, in Paris, of the third part of his Dziady (smuggled into partitioned Poland), as well as of, which Mickiewicz self-published.
This work increased the cost of the ship to £16,700 (approximately £ as of ), which was met by the Coats family who altogether donated £30,000 towards the total expedition costs of £36,000.
The number of proteins identified with TRs was as high as 3875, of which 3315 are unique TR-units.
This illness is also known as Post SyndromeFatigue Syndrofe, of which symptoms can last for as long as 10 years [ 18].
Eight tumours were described as well-circumscribed, four as infiltrative of which two were angiosarcoma.
As a result, 156 genes were found as TDGs, of which six genes were also identified as SMGs.
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