Sentence examples for follows under which from inspiring English sources

The MLEs of genetic effects can be obtained by solving a system of linear equations given in Table 2, i.e., (14) (18 1916) (17) (18) (19) (20) How a duplicated gene deviates from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium can be tested by formulating the null hypothesis as follows: under which genotype frequencies can be estimated from the estimated allele frequencies using equation (1).

In 1971 decimalisation followed, under which the smallest coin was the halfpenny (one-200th of a pound).

A further agreement, between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA), is hoped to follow, under which the Israeli army will withdraw from the areas it re-conquered in Gaza and Bethlehem during the 33-month intifada.The two agreements are crucial to Mahmoud Abbas's struggle to end the armed intifada.

Neither side's army was keen to fight, however, and the Church brokered a truce; a permanent peace followed, under which Henry recognised Stephen as king, but became Stephen's adopted son and successor.

After surgical preparations were complete, a 30-min stabilisation period followed under which a Ringer's acetate fluid bolus of 20 mL × kg−1 was given.

The others are as follows: Broadband, under which Talbot writes Salon TV and Salon Radio.

Also, since lim n → ∞ B n exists, we have lim inf n → ∞ T ( A n ) ∪ lim sup T ( A n ) ⊆ lim n → ∞ B n, which follows under a similar reasoning.

The simulation procedure for neutron production in the lunar subsurface basically follows the conditions under which the LNPE was performed from Extra-Vehicular Activity (EVA) 1 to EVA 3 in the Apollo 17 mission in 1973.

Desire follows preference, which follows enjoyment.

But other political leaders blasted the decision, saying that the prime minister should have followed a different option, under which the Constituent Assembly would be allowed to become a parliament that could continue to try to hammer out a constitutional deal.

But Lord Judge had "no doubt" that MPs and peers would follow the constitutional conventions under which they do not discuss court proceedings "so as to avoid any possible interference with the administration of justice".