Sentence examples for of which agrees from inspiring English sources
Modeling cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) data, we propose a simplified reaction pathway, the theoretical behavior of which agrees with the experimental findings.
From the modeling of the CV and EIS experimental data and consecutive parametric identification, a simplified reaction pathway was proposed, the theoretical behavior of which agrees with the experimental findings.
This morning's [June 22] Paris papers publish a series of despatches from different sources, many of which contradict each other, but all of which agree that the tension is great.
One was called KLT, from the initials of the Breton names of the dioceses of Cornouaille, Léon, and Tréguier, the dialects of which agree with Welsh and Cornish in having the stress accent on the next to the last syllable.
But that since then many more temperature reconstructions have been done, all of which agree with the main point; the warming in the last 100 years is greater than anything experienced in the last 1,000 years.
On the back of which, agree Moises and Mayte, Podemos has offered a political solution to people.
Using this information we derived solid state diffusion coefficients, the activation energies of which agreed well with literature data.
Overall, the COII gene yielded a poor phylogenetic performance when compared to the Amd gene, the evolutionary hypothesis of which agreed with the total evidence tree.
One of the clades recovered in the phylogenetic analysis (Clade B) is morphologically distinct, the characteristics of which agree with the species description of Gambierdiscus belizeanus Faust 1995.
There have been many attempts to try and reconstruct the evolution of the Asian monsoon over long periods of geological time, not all of which agree with one another.
A similar situation happens with item E. Likewise, item C appears in many rules, all of which agree in classifying a record as negative: item C itself would be sufficient as antecedent of the rule.
