Sentence examples for figure by which from inspiring English sources

The actual figure by which wages were reduced by immigration was between twelve and sixteen per cent; the error occurred during the editorial process.

This figure, though large, is quite small in the housing scheme of things and not that far removed from the figure by which the residents are out of pocket, plus interest.

It would set timelines, and provide the figures by which rich countries would reduce emissions, as well as the money that would be made available to developing countries to adapt to climate change", said a British government official.

Page B1 IMDB PRACTICES QUESTIONED As actress Junie Hoang's lawsuit against IMDb and Amazon drags on, it could show how IMDb compiles the facts and figures by which entertainers are publicly defined.

As the suit proceeds, the discovery process could show how IMDb, a vast repository of movie and television information that has become Hollywood's quasi-official record book, compiles the facts and figures by which people in the entertainment industry are publicly defined.

Inspection of the detailed methylation profile of the region confirmed that no CpG position had accumulated appreciable methylation levels before the RA2 stage (Figure 2), by which point the gene was virtually silent.

Furthermore, we built up a network composed of hubs and signal pathways shown in Figure 5, by which we found that mDHs are more likely to be the connectors among signal pathways.

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Open image in new window Figure 1 Mechanisms by which mitochondrial DNA activates innate immunity.

"It's silly to come all the way to China for a continental championship," says a friend of mine as we pore over the bracket sheets trying to figure out scenarios by which Claressa Shields can get to London.

By contrast, in Figure  1B (which assumes disassortative mating), multiple lineages of cooperators persisted indefinitely at largely equal frequencies.