Sentence examples for backbone of which from inspiring English sources

Japanese colonial rule permitted the freedom of religion and social activities of the Christian leaders while suppressing socialist movements because Imperial Japan's ruling system, the Tenno system and the Security Maintenance law, the backbone of which was punishing the anti-system thought and safeguarding the principles of private property, was basically grounded on anticommunism.

The first task of the new air force, the backbone of which was provided by 500 former VVKJ officers and 1,600 NCOs, was the acquisition or salvage of aircraft, weapons, machinery, equipment and fuel that had survived the fighting and had not been confiscated by the German or Italian forces.

Xyloglucans are made of a d-glucose backbone of which 75% of the residues are substituted by d-xylose.

Linked series of PD-ODN2006 (e.g., PD-ODN2006-2006-2006) also shigherhigher potential than that reported for PD-ODN2006-G5, the backbone of which consists of PD entirely [ 24, 25].

The groundwork was laid by pioneer biochemists who found that nucleic acids are long chainlike molecules, the backbones of which consist of repeated sequences of phosphate and sugar linkages ribose sugar in RNA and deoxyribose sugar in DNA.

Traffic within Hamersley is distributed by a number of backbone streets, of which the main ones are Eglinton Crescent, Belvedere Road, Rannoch Circle, Blissett Way and Vickers Street.

Expression of artificial miRNAs requires a miRNA backbone sequence, of which the mature miRNA is replaced by an artificial miRNA (amiR), which binds and cleaves its target sequence(s).

SMURF, which does not identify clusters containing terpene cyclases, identified thirteen backbone genes of which eleven are in SM clusters in O. piceae (Additional file 3), and nineteen genes in fourteen clusters in G. clavigera[ 35].

That leaves only seven unexplained backbone deviations, of which three were assigned to model 1 (F18, D21, and K81), and four were not assigned to a model (L133, L137, E168, and N170).

We detected 24 clusters in P. digitatum PHI26 containing, among others, 31 backbone genes, of which 13 were nonribosomal peptide synthases (NRPSs), 14 polyketide synthases (PKS), one prenyltransferase (DMATSs) and three NRPS/PKS hybrids (Additional file 1: Table S9).

Incidentally, we also detected genetic polymorphisms along the peptide backbones some of which were novel.