Sentence examples for balance of which from inspiring English sources

"The question is, who?" The total cost of setting up the Chelsea network was about $115,000, the balance of which was contributed by the Chelsea Improvement Company, said Ben Fried, Google's chief information officer.

Advances in genetics have allowed breeders to cross-pollinate precisely for control over specific attributes like size, color, disease resistance, firmness for shipping and levels of acids and sugars, the balance of which accounts for the bulk of a tomato's flavor.

This demonstrates that AI-2 levels influence the abundance of the major phyla of the gut microbiota, the balance of which is known to influence human health.

Just like the pH buffer system in human body, interactions of immune cells in tumor microenvironment may also constitute a buffer system, the balance of which is of great importance during immunotherapy for tumors.

Given that a number of drugs of abuse have both rewarding and aversive effects, the balance of which influences addiction potential, the present study examined the aversive properties of α-PVP by assessing its ability to induce taste avoidance.

The physical features associated with sound penetration across these sandwich structures are interpreted by considering the combined effects of fiberglass stiffness and damping, the balance of which is significantly affected by stiffener separation.

We have a system of checks and balances, of which the Senate is a part.

And different nations have all sorts of different specific requirements, the balancing of which will doubtless take the meeting well past its official closing time of six o'clock this evening.

For him, the American economy was made up of large organizations, and to function properly, there had to be a system of checks and balances, of which unions were a critical element.

Earlier, during the meeting, Mr. Chirac told Mr. Bush and other NATO leaders that France was "ready to participate actively" in a discussion about the defenses necessary for a post-cold-war world, but that he felt keenly "the need to preserve strategic balances, of which the ABM treaty is a pillar".

The system of checks and balances, of which the courts are a part, is capable of surviving harsh political environments and delivering justice.