Sentence examples for precursor of which from inspiring English sources

Buzzi expounds upon the olla podrida beloved by Sancho Panza in "Don Quixote" (the ancient Greek precursor of which had a name a hundred and eighty-four letters long) and ponders Kafka's eating habits, noting that his Czech name means "crow," a bird that makes a fine soup.

This work shows the feasibility of generating cheap fluorophores, emitting at differential wavelengths, by simple addition of cyclic groups within the chemical structure of diamidines, the precursor of which, DB75, is fluorescent only in the UV region.

Innate defenses against Lm were shown to depend on TNFα and inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) producing DCs (TipDCs) (the precursors of which may be monocytes) [5], [6], [15].

Temperatures of 80 and 100 °C promote formation of different clusters, cages, and frameworks, the Cu7 helicate precursors of which all have D3 symmetry.

We detected 149 mature miRNAs from 105 precursors, of which 41 miRNAs from 39 precursors with 28 conserved seeds showed significant differences across the four conditions (Additional file 4).

The observation that all of the tumors in the isolated Forestier Peninsula cluster into a single lineage suggests that this tumor population was founded by a single subclone of DFTD, precursors of which are located on the east coast of Tasmania.

In this study, we have computationally identified 19 distinct sugarcane miRNA precursors, of which several are highly similar with their sorghum homologs at both nucleotide and secondary structure levels.

The findings of long-term prospective cohort studies and randomised clinical trials have shown that hr-HPV testing is effective in reducing the incidence of cervical cancer in women aged 30 years and older (Dillner et al, 2008; Ronco et al, 2010), and in particular of adenocarcinoma, the precursors of which are often missed by cytological methods (Castle et al, 2010a).

Nevertheless, data from long-term prospective cohort studies and randomized clinical trials demonstrated that high risk HPV testing is highly sensitive and highly specific for detection of CIN2 or worse in women aged 30 years and older [ 24] and for diagnosis of adenocarcinoma, the precursors of which are often missed by cytological methods [ 25].

These results are in broad agreement with the model pyrolysis results, i.e. an increased yield in some carbonyl constituents and vice versa a decrease in some nitrogen-containing constituents, the precursors of which might have been trapped by the excess carbonyl compounds.

It also is a relatively common constituent of sedimentary rocks, the precursor sediments of which were apparently deposited on the deeper parts of ancient continental shelves.