Sentence examples for in which underlying from inspiring English sources

The supermarket chain, based in Bradford, had earlier in the week issued a profits warning after a dire Christmas in which underlying sales slumped 5.6%.

What self-respecting narcissist of a reader wouldn't want to be a member of a club predicated on a rarefied sort of victim status, in which underlying depression was warded off by "increased displays of brilliance"?

In February the retailer blamed heavy use of discount vouchers by its rivals for a difficult year in which underlying sales fell by 1%, its first annual decline since 2008.

On the contrary, at higher rates, the comparatively large amount of material reaching the surface per unit time reduces the time in which underlying Au particles can migrate from the point of initial contact to a more energetically favorable position.

Cloud Computing emerged as we transitioned from an era in which underlying computing resources were both scarce and expensive to an era in which the same resources were cheap and abundant.

This is the typical situation in which underlying discriminability and pAUC lead to the same conclusion.

The nuclear envelope proteins lamin A/C and emerin, mutations in which underlie Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy, were also expressed in both quiescent and proliferating satellite cells.

This could complement existing research in the domain by showing which underlying characteristics drive the effectiveness of these processes.

Previously, students interested in the habits of stars and galaxies would major in physics, which underlies much of the study of the universe, and enroll in elective courses in astrophysics.

These enzymes are crucial in determining the level of peroxide activity in honey which underlies numerous biological functions, including antibacterial potency.

Our data also strongly suggest that the apo-form of Pri2 is unstable in vivo, which underlies the observed pol-prim loading defect at the permissive temperature and the replication initiation defect at the restrictive temperature.