Sentence examples for major of which from inspiring English sources

However, a substantial increase in breeding achieved thanks to the use of this fuel instead of oxide fuel is not enough to meet new requirements the major of which, minimization of the burn-up reactivity margin, is defined by the reactor core breeding.

2881 CDS were classified into KEGG categories, the major of which were related to pathways of global map (33.1%), including biosynthesis of secondary metabolites and metabolic pathways, amino acid metabolism (16.3%) and carbohydrate metabolism (15.6%) (Fig. 3c).

Among the CDSs, 2893 were classified into clusters of orthologous groups (COGs) categories, the major of which were related to amino acid transport and metabolism (E), transcription (K), carbohydrate transport and metabolism (G), inorganic ion transport and metabolism (P) and signal transduction mechanisms (T) (Fig. 3b).

As I went deeper into the Hip's catalog and discovered more, I had some epiphanies that much of Canada had already come to, the most major of which was: Gord Downie can write some amazing lyrics!

Stepping outside of both artists' comfort zone came with a new set of challenges, the most major of which was finding convergence between Skin's structured-in-song vocals and the groove-based perspective of Moudaber's club music.

As I went deeper into their catalog and discovered more, I had some epiphanies that much of Canada had already come to, the most major of which was: Gord Downie can write some amazing lyrics!

Another major surface antigen is the flagellum, the major components of which have been well studied [ 45, 46].

They had been convicted of crimes both minor and major, some of which had been committed long before 1996.

These twin distractions, he argued, sidetracked too many writers from achieving the major works of which they were capable.

Middle Persian, the major form of which is called Pahlavi, was the official language of the Sāsānians (224 651 ce).

In later weeks more lightning strikes led to more fires, every major one of which is still burning.