Sentence examples for in which pressed from inspiring English sources

Based on field trials, in which pressed oil from genetically modified mustard seed could contain as much as 600µg per gram of oil, we conservatively assumed that GM-fortified mustard oil has a beta-carotene content of 185µg/g [46], and that only 71 percent of the beta-carotene is retained after cooking [47].

What happened yesterday in the Commons is hailed as a signal of a new and healthier era in which press barons will no longer have any hope of calling the shots.

For some time now the NUJ has had "serious concerns about the manner in which press-card carrying journalists are being monitored by the police, specifically by the Metropolitan police's forward intelligence team (Fit)".

This phase was followed by four sessions of a differential-reinforcement-of-low-rate-behavior (DRL) schedule, in which presses preceded by 10 s (or more) without a press were reinforced.

In olden times, this was a baffling procedure, in which you pressed goofy button combinations on both gadgets simultaneously.

The federation cited recent cases in seven other European nations in which officials pressed journalists to disclose their sources.

In 2004 he won an Oscar for "The Fog of War," in which he pressed former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara to revisit his decisions about Vietnam.

His best-known book was "The Crucifixion of the Jews" (1975), in which he pressed his view that Christianity is essentially Jewish.

The Mail considered it to be "a waffling speech" in which Corbyn "pressed all the right buttons to earn himself a warm standing ovation from his party faithful".

John Guidetti and Anthony Stokes fired just wide and Hamilton keeper Michael McGovern saved from Jason Denayer in a first half in which Celtic pressed.

In line with our expectation, we find that this association existed specifically for scenarios in which managers pressed their controllers out of personal rather than organizational interests.