Sentence examples for of which differed from inspiring English sources

Phenotypic plasticity was detected in growth and leaf duration, the magnitude of which differed among populations with different seed source temperatures.

We used six different "information histories", each of which differed in the tests and results that were distributed (see Methods).

At the end, North had a Battalion Order the sum of which differed by exactly 2 from the sum of a Battalion Order played by South.

Six rumen-cannulated cows were distributed three diets, each of which differed in the additive used, in a replicated 3×3 Latin square experimental design.

The second thread examines the attempts of physicists working in statistical mechanics in the late 1940's to collect examples of theoretical systems that they could solve by approximation or exactly, and the solutions of which differed in surprising ways from those derived with well established "classical" averaging techniques.

Except for one very poorly formed set of tubes, there were not large differences in behavior with respect to modulus, maximum electrical conductivity and percolation threshold; none of which differed by more than a factor of 2 for the three types of tubes.

Ontogenetic plots of opsin gene expression in Lake Malawi cichlids showed two different patterns, both of which differ from that seen in tilapia.

The authors divided p53 binding sites into three different classes, each of which differ with respect to the mode of analysis employed for their detection.

Insects, yeasts and plants generate widely different N-glycans, the structures of which differ significantly from those produced by mammals.

The genes encoding these enzymes exist in different variants (i.e., alleles), many of which differ by a single DNA building block (i.e., single nucleotide polymorphisms [SNPs]).

For instance, at least 48 states employ recount procedures -- many of which differ in their methods of tabulation.