Sentence examples for from which it proceeds from inspiring English sources
Noreen discovered that recombination does not occur uniformly along chromosomes but occurs more frequently at hotspots from which it proceeds preferentially in one direction.
Even the pessimism and the oddly punitive existentialism from which it proceeds seems willed, as though his art needs bad news and wouldn't thrive on better.
According to Proclus, all reality, including its most inferior level, matter, is directed upwards towards the origin from which it proceeds.
In the sixth discourse, we find the following interesting observation on visual perception: "Now, when this picture [originating in the eyes] thus passes to the inside of our head, it still bears some resemblance to the objects from which it proceeds.
b) Identified homologous proteins and organism from which it proceeds.
In bacteria, chromosome replication initiates at a single chromosome locus, called the replication origin (oriC), from which replication proceeds bidirectionally to the terminus.
Alternatively, each domain may first transition to a weakly membrane-associated state, from which dissociation proceeds rapidly in the absence of Ca2+.
The limited scope of SED-ML Level 1 Version 1 lays a firm foundation from which to proceed, and any issues arising from its implementation can be dealt with better at an early stage.
Afterwards, Salinger promptly hospitalised himself for what the film-makers call a "nervous breakdown", from which proceeds their Big Idea — that, "the second world war made Salinger", in the words of one of their countless talking heads.
The goalkeeper dives at Muller's feet to concede a corner, from which he then proceeds to make a splendid save from Thomas Muller.
