Sentence examples for both of which exist from inspiring English sources

YERBA BUENA: 'PRESIDENT ALIEN' (Razor and Tie) Another Latin-American culture-mixing band, and this one is a little more studied: two parts of its stew are New York Latin boogaloo and Nigerian Afrobeat, both of which exist now mostly in the record collections of hipsters.

Instead of regarding Earth and Twin Earth as two different planets both of which exist in the actual world, we will consider them as different ways things could have turned out to be on our actual planet.

Class 1A PI3Ks are heterodimers and composed of a 110-kDa catalytic subunit and an 85-kDa regulatory subunit, both of which exist in several isoforms.

These membranes are made of type IV collagens and laminins, both of which exist as various isoforms in animals [ 92, 93].

I'm not a huge fan of Hillary Clinton, but I'm even less a fan of extremists in public office, on either the right or the left--both of which exist to gum up progress for everyone else.

In particular, human- and animal-pathogenic B. pseudomallei and B. mallei have six T6SS gene clusters in their genome, four of which exist in both B. pseudomallei and B. mallei [ 21].

Both enzymes are encoded by several genes, some of which exist in different variants that influence the rate of ethanol and acetaldehyde metabolism.

Within both day and nighttime levels are medals that Sonic may collect, two types of which exist: Sun and Moon.

Harvard Facebook members belong to more than ten thousand, many of which exist only online.

Moreover, they seek this supply from up to five bio refineries, located across Australia and New Zealand, none of which exist currently.

There is the Independent Women's Football League, and the Women's Football Alliance, and the unfortunate Lingerie Football League, all of which exist on various levels of semi-professionalism.