Sentence examples for of which generally from inspiring English sources

Segmental duplication of functional genes generates two copies, one of which generally loses its function rapidly through pseudogenization.

James Franco seems to have multiple projects at Sundance every year, several of which generally see him playing gay roles.

There are several designs, some of which generally resemble the tank but without solution and are provided with heating elements.

Its typical values are provided in some data sources, the use of which generally involves several assumptions.

The cases the Government relies on involve the right to the effective assistance of counsel, the violation of which generally requires a defendant to establish prejudice.

Very early photographic processes such as the daguerreotype or the calotype (both of which generally date from the 1840s and 1850s) are not represented in the collection.

This feeling of inequality elicits a sense of injustice, which generally is targeted toward people of similar backgrounds [ 26, 27].

However, during the formation of bonds, which generally occurs outside of feeding, others may already intervene regularly and severely.

R3: Sub-studies of RCTs, which generally include descriptions of study design, and focus on specific outcome measures and data analyses.

In this respect, their sense of taste differs from that of vertebrates, which generally perceive compounds in solution.

But he said there was no evidence that flu vaccine increased the risk of miscarriages, which generally occur in 15percentt of pregnancies.