Sentence examples for confirmation of which from inspiring English sources

Of the remainder, 189 proteins had no contradictory calls in the positive prediction for SP. Another 272 went through further confirmation, of which 182 of these were confirmed to be non-SP and 63 were SP. Of the rest, 27 of them could not be finalized due to lack of ortholog matches in the NCBI database and lack of conserved domain for reference.

I had no complaints with the 6-speed transmission — the clutch operated easily, needing only a light pull on the lever — but it would have been nice to have a dashboard confirmation of which gear I was in.

Maybe they were still contemplating the news that their captain, Michael Clarke, would be retiring after the Oval Test, confirmation of which was released to the general public within minutes of Wood disturbing Nathan Lyon's stumps, with Australia still 78 runs adrift of avoiding an innings defeat.

Survey results provided confirmation of which wells were used for human consumption, livestock watering, irrigation, and domestic uses and the amount of water hauled for each purpose.

SSH could be used for initial isolation of differentially expressed transcripts, a large-scale confirmation of which can be accomplished very efficiently by microarray analysis.

A reminder was sent to them prior to the day of investigation, verbal confirmation of which was obtained prior to the blood test.

She did not accuse Russia, saying there had been no confirmation yet of which country was involved.

Usually, the unfolded state is portrayed as a "polypeptide spaghetti" structure, similar to that shown in Figure 2. The unfolded state of a protein is an ensemble of many different confirmations, some of which can be rather compact.

The tumultuous end to the 2000 election led to a renewed period of partisan struggle in the Senate over the confirmation of judges, which has never really ended.

His model posits that user satisfaction with IS is positively influenced by confirmation of expectations, which impacts perceived usefulness of IS.

It's not really news but rather a confirmation of that which we have all been feeling for a long time.