Sentence examples for intermediates among which from inspiring English sources
More specifically: is generally agreed (e.g. by Mercier and supported indirectly by yeast studies) that there is a set of DSB-initiated intermediates, among which a subset are specified to be "interfering COs", ie Zip4-dependent COs that show classical interference.
Chronic inflammation can lead to the production of chemical intermediates, among them NO, which in turn can mediate damage to DNA.
This intermediate cluster is formed by tens of individuals, among which those pointed out as intermediate with the RD.
Organic acids, which are chemically synthesized, are also natural intermediates in the metabolic pathways of microorganisms, among which the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle is the most crucial route existing in almost all living organisms.
At an intermediate level are the religions of spiritual individuality, among which Hegel placed Judaism (the religion of sublimity), ancient Greek religion (the religion of beauty), and ancient Roman religion (the religion of utility).
These genotypes closely match the intermediate hosts associated strains described in earlier times among which E. canadensis G6 corresponds to the camel strain.
Under these conditions a number of by-products were identified, which were attributed to the oxidation of intermediate pentene and pentadiene, as well as other products with more than 5 C atoms, among which were alkylaromatics.
In this group, there was a wide range of preferences, among which many actors had a preference for an 'intermediate' outcome between conservation and development.
Oxysterols, intermediates or end products in the metabolic pathway of cholesterol, are endogenous LXR agonists and promote the induction of an array of key proteins, among which are the efflux receptors ABCA1 and ABCG1 [57] [57].
They are two among many intermediate institutions which stand between the individual, the market and the state.
