Sentence examples for for which quite from inspiring English sources

They will usually sign up for a strategy for which quite a lot of institutions have the same portfolio.

The novelty of this work is the interplay between molecular dynamics methods (both at the classical and first-principles level) and the structure of materials for which, quite often, direct experimental structural information is rather scarce or absent.

Indeed, the two targets displaying the largest variability in the range of 0.50 0.75 Tanimoto similarity are rat A3 (AA3RATand and human A2b (AA2BR HUMAN), for which quite different performances are observed (RMSEPext in the 0.70 0.75 range and in the 0.59 0.61 range respectively: Figure 5).

This was also suggested in other BSE transmission studies in RIII or C57Bl mouse lines, for which quite a wide range of mean incubation times has also been reported (range 393 909 days in BSE transmissions to C57Bl mice) [24].

As a relatively new measure, ASWA at present must be considered a descriptive measure for which quite different explanations have been proposed.

It is clear that a substantial fraction of the heritability of common diseases, even in diseases for which quite large GWAS have been performed, has not been mapped, raising questions as to where the missing heritability lies [ 1].

If your resume is strong and your prior experience is solid, a prospective employer may assume the time out was for kids, which quite frankly is likely to be overlooked easier than medical disability.

There are stories of people being hounded out of restaurants for tipping 10%, which quite frankly is terrifying.

After the defense offers its justification for the shooting, which quite likely could take longer than the prosecution's direct case, the prosecution will rebut it.

Until it does, however, my affection will be limited to an admiration for his writing, which quite often makes me laugh.

She ends up having labour for several days, after which quite often she can develop obstetric fistula".