Sentence examples for ones which fail from inspiring English sources

And while Dr Durrer agrees the activity does carry some very special risks, his medical experience tells him there are many more mundane ones, which fail to attract our attention.

This observation might be based on the concomitant synthesis of aRNA and the degradation of already synthesized products to smaller ones, which fail to be separated by column-purification methods but which can still be quantified spectrophotometrically.

This is clearer in the new edition than it was in the old one, which failed to include several such statements.

Whatever case they might have for this line of argument, it's one which fails to account for the SNP's demolition of Scottish Labour, a victory won by vocally opposing austerity and calling for limited increases in public spending.

Except one, which failed to rate quality of the primary research studies [ 37].

With the exception of one which failed to amplify, remaining all 18 cgSSRs exhibited polymorphic banding pattern supporting our speculated hypothesis regarding the high level of diversity in salt responsive genes.

Two mice were excluded from the final analysis: one from Group I, which failed to develop a tumor, and one from Group II, which started to develop an aggressive tumor just 9 days after the first treatment with 3αHP (about 5 to 6 weeks before the onset of any other tumor).

We differentiate them as follows: 1. Substances which fail one of the REACH criteria by not more than 10% but show LRTP   2.

Substances which fail one of the REACH criteria by not more than 10% but show LRTP.

We define substances as potential borderline cases, which fail one of the criteria (vP or vB, P or B or T) that have to be evaluated to identify SVHC by less than 10% and are, at the same time, identified to show high LRTP, and apply this definition to prioritize potential SVHC out of the list of 5,306 compounds registered in 2012 under REACH.

The puzzle is fantastically ingenious because Yoshigahara has found two arithmetical rules that fit the same numbers for five steps in the sequence, but only one of which fails for the final step, and then only by 1. Can You Solve My Problems?