Sentence examples for or whereby from inspiring English sources

In order to assign each EST or RACE sequence to the corresponding OR gene, we first defined a genomic "domain" for each OR, whereby any cDNA mapping to that domain on the correct strand would be assigned as being transcribed from the corresponding gene.

"I don't have a process that I learned in an acting class whereby I break a script down or whereby I do a certain kind of research".

Aspects that are important to explain the apparently contradictory outcome in different models, relate to differences in time-scale and/or kinetics whereby neurons either degenerate or whereby tau aggregates and 'sinks' into tangles.

CRS is defined as a primary disorder of heart or kidney whereby acute or chronic dysfunction originating from one organ may induce acute or chronic dysfunction of another [ 5].

It can be non-intentional (e.g. due to not understanding administration instructions or forgetfulness) or intentional, whereby the patient consciously decides not to take the medicine.

Impacts can be categorized as either direct, having effects on the coral animal or its symbionts, or indirect, whereby nutrients influence other aspects of the reef that in turn negatively affect coral health.

Alternatively, they can be insertions or deletions, whereby extra instructions are added or lost, respectively.

We obtained a consistent result in this study, whereby OR was 2.45 (2.03-2.94) in childhood vs. 1.58 (1.20-2.09) in adulthood at consumption frequency of weekly or more.

The legislation also clarifies that it is illegal to commit an "act, omission or neglect whereby the willful and malicious infliction of pain or suffering is caused, permitted or allowed to continue when there is a reasonable remedy or relief".

In understanding the characterization of mental disorders such as depression, Karp [ 13], and subsequently Foster [ 14] developed the concept of "location" or "otherness", whereby mental phenomena are located either within the self or as separate "other" entities.

The readers' editor can refer to the external ombudsman any substantial grievances, or matters whereby the Guardian's journalistic integrity has been called into question.