Sentence examples for digest of which from inspiring English sources

Her father is a special consultant to the advertising department at The Reader's Digest, of which he is a former senior and roving editor.

Two of these nine animals were heterozygous for a potential 2×FLAG insertion by diagnostic digest, of which one was a correct insertion; the other candidate had a frameshift in the 2×FLAG epitope.

The Meeting consisted of four main sessions, the synthetic digests of which are reported below.

From Fabian Johnson's ineffectiveness on the wing, to Clint Dempsey's uninspiring outing in a playmaking role, to Jozy Altidore's quiet showing, Klinsmann has far more negatives to digest than positives, of which there were few.

This structurally and thematically diffused play is not easy to digest, which, of course, makes it catnip for the Single Carrot troupe.

Trypsin, an enzyme commonly found in the digestive tract, can be used to digest proteins, which cleaves adhesion of cells to the surface and cell-cell junctions.

Allergy causes histamine reactions in the body that could potentially kill; lactose intolerance is the inability of the person to digest lactose, which is uncomfortable but not deadly.

Distinct band with molecular weight of ∼25 kDa was observed in the SDS-PAGE of enterokinase digested mixture, which was consisted with the theoretical molecular weight of CfLec-1.

As the industry digested those deals, each of which was worth more than $50 billion, it seemed as though the acquisition spree might have come to an end.

Most of the bezoars that have been presented in the literature are concretions of poorly digested food, which are usually formed initially in the stomach; a fragment of them may migrate into the bowel and cause obstruction [ 1, 2, 4].

Most bezoars are concretions of poorly digested food, which are usually formed initially in the stomach.