Sentence examples for does by which from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study is to investigate whether low oxygen (1% O2) efficiently directs the cultured mouse ESCs to differentiate into the specific lineage, especially the vascular-lineage, and if it does, by which molecular mechanisms.
Many want to live as Europeans do, by which they mean well-off and corruption-free, but are less interested in international links.
There is no historical context provided for the June rebellion of 1832 beyond a general sense that students are annoyed and ordinary working people are hard done by, which they have been throughout history.
A mechanism does exist by which agonist thyroid hormone (T4 or T3) might decrease cell P-gp activity, as tetrac appears to do via αv β3.
Swoon, who has never been arrested, says she is "fully in touch with the ambiguity" of what she does -- by which she means the illegality.
So says Shasta, who then disappears, as does Mickey, by which time Doc has been knocked out cold, at the Chick Planet massage parlor.
In fact, this was done by Oracle, which bought Sun in 2009.
But most of the engineering was done by BMW, which now owns the Mini brand.
If they keep going like this, I'll be done by 8.15am, which will be good.
Verification, reporting and monitoring would be done by communities which depend on the forests or by independent organisations.
Most of the movement of supplies and troops was done by helicopters, which were exposed to ground fire.
