Sentence examples for of which numbers from inspiring English sources

Numbers of reads per time point ranged from 40 to 102 million, of which numbers of paired alignments were >30 to > 95 million (Additional file 1: Table S1).

In 1935, he converted this into the Polar Times, and also founded the American Polar Society, the membership of which numbers about 500.

This is not tapping phones, or accessing phone messages – but records of which numbers were called and received by those Sun staff.

Many scholars have thus maintained that the first six books of the Old Testament form a literary unit, of which Numbers is an integral part.

In the Byzantine period 12 of the compositions were collected in a single manuscript containing 14 books (of which numbers 9 and 10 are lost).

Southern Sweden's sunnier months see asparagus, strawberries, herbs, beetroot, and crayfish grace the nations' tables – none of which numbers among the collection of well-known Swedish brands now in my possession.

I've ignored invasive species, and, especially, domesticated species, some of which number well into the billions.

Regardless of which number we run with, Trump could end up performing better than average in preserving his party's influence in the House.

In their heyday, children's librarians imperiously banished series fiction (like the Tom Swift and Rover Boys books and, later on, Nancy Drew) from many collections, as well as the Little Golden Books — some of which number among my own childhood favorites.

Regardless of which number is right, there is no doubt that a lot of time and energy go into marketing products that will no longer exist in a year.

As a result of which number of medicinal herbs are depleting rapidly from natural plant communities and are threatened with extinction.