Sentence examples for each of which developed from inspiring English sources
The Andean orogeny has three distinct segments, each of which developed in a different geologic setting.
Metalwork was at its zenith in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador, each of which developed major cultures whose arts were equal to the demands of the raw material.
The 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran, for example, was a single very knotty event that, in turn, gave birth to hundreds of jihadist groups, each of which developed different methods of terror, particular techniques of attack and destruction, which themselves were always changing and evolving".
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Thirty-six percentage of patients developed HBV reactivation and 17% developed HBV hepatitis together with reactivation, one of which developed decompensate cirrhosis.
New Zealand also has a unique array of vegetation and animal life, much of which developed during the country's prolonged isolation.
Cartoons depicting Muhammad published in 2005 by Jyllands-Posten, a Danish newspaper (later republished by Charlie Hebdo) sparked global protests, some of which developed into riots.
But a succession of memoirs, many of which developed to his own advantage the contrast between the two friends, and the continuing efforts of his famous wife, eventually made his name.
Sheffield is made up of many suburbs and neighbourhoods, many of which developed from villages or hamlets that were absorbed into Sheffield as the city grew.
One spontaneous melanoma was directly transplanted into 8 recipients, 6 of which developed tumours.
A total of 51 embryos were cultivated in vitro, 13 of which developed either by direct germination or through the formation of embryogenic calli.
