Sentence examples for corrections of which from inspiring English sources

Then she would write, small neat handwriting leaving little room for corrections – of which there are many.

Published trials have demonstrated a relatively high incidence of cavitary abnormalities diagnosed at outpatient hysteroscopy in patients with previous IVF-ET cycle failure, the correction of which markedly improves outcomes.

The justification comes from the causality correction of, which shows that a predictor sensitivity, which has been a priori designed (now by taking into account the additional uncertainty), does not significantly change, if the control law bandwidth (BW) is a posteriori chosen to be sufficiently wider than the predictor BW.

The key issues of selecting the optimal bandwidth and constructing confidence regions robust to bias correction, of which the solutions only exist so far for the local linear estimator and a single treatment effect, are addressed through the general approach of local likelihood.

Phil Mickelson's recent bout of tax-rate envy, from which he made a quick recovery, reflected some widely held misperceptions, the correction of which might lead us to more harmony and better policy.

A majority of the inaccurate loci involved frameshift errors, correction of which fused adjacent ORFs.

More robust and patient focused administrative pathways need to be developed to detect inequity, correction of which has the potential to substantially reduce coronary mortality.

After 8 h in 1 mM VPA, 1,144 genes (7.5%) on the array showed a significant change in transcription activity (P ≤0.1 after FDR correction), of which 674 were up- and 470 down-regulated.

Thus the frameshift in SYNPCC7002_A2842 is more likely the result of an error in the genome sequence; resequencing of this region of the Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002 genome has in fact revealed errors in the original DNA sequence, the correction of which results in an intact SYNPCC7002_A2842 gene (D. Bryant, unpublished observations).

The post is full of less serious, but seriously amusing, errors and corrections, many of which achieve a kind of low-level literary grace.

The Shelby bill contains lots of small tweaks and technical corrections, many of which are nearly five years overdue.