Sentence examples for of which are explored from inspiring English sources

Lord Oxburgh is preparing to embark on an evaluation of these mechanisms, two of which are explored here.

There have been a dozen reported cases of this in the US in the past 15 years, three of which are explored in this distressing documentary.

Deconstructing the explosion of interest in "Boom!" helps explain how, in much the same way, designers can have a meeting of the minds on spring trends: men's wear for women, poor-little-rich girly clothes, geometric prints and glamorous retro looks, all of which are explored on the following pages.

None of which are explored here.

Findings from previous research were used to develop a care intervention, the effects of which are explored in this study.

The question seems to have no rewarding general answer, but there are nevertheless interesting partial characterizations, some of which are explored in this entry.

Analysis of the load displacement curves showed their efficiency in identifying the occurrence of cracking, the mechanisms of which were explored using new techniques based on focused ion beam cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy of the indents.

Throughout her journey, Hannah struggles with self-acceptance and feelings of personal isolation, and encounters her share of external transphobia, much of which is explored through songs performed simultaneously by Markgraf and Cooke as duets.

Several representative genesets were profiled in detail at the single gene level, one of which was explored by pathways analysis.

(NMP = non-medical prescribing, PCT = Primary Care Trust, NHS = National Health Service, CRB = Criminal Records Bureau, AHP = allied health professional) Participants reported that their role had four core elements (see table 2) each of which is explored below: (NMP = non-medical prescribing) One of the main elements in which leads were involved was two-way communication between the trust and NMPs.

"Nielsen data says that people spend about 1/3 of their time on communication hubs and 2/3 of their time in the rest of the web — much of which is exploring points of interest.