Upstream in this pathway, gnrh3 (the protein product of which stimulates sex steroid production) had 2.2-2.4-fold 2.2-2.4-fold 2.2-2.4-foldinant males compared with subordinates (Table 1).
Talks are underway to secure more funding for the company behind the product, of which she is the majority owner.
Roundwood is the primary forest product, of which some two-fifths is used for fuel; sawn wood is also produced.
It is a level-1 process, the product of which is the input to a level-2 plant.
Organized by Eric M. Zafran, the Wadsworth's curator of European painting and sculpture, the show is a homegrown product of which the museum can be proud.
Such performers were very much involved in the creative act, the product of which reflected their particular skills and personalities, and the dynamics of the working situation.
This is a billion-dollar company the only real product of which, in other words, is Martha Stewart herself, an unusual business condition acknowledged in the prospectus prepared for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia's strikingly successful October I.P.O.
Some of it, no doubt, found its way into the construction of the five mafia-run heroin refineries built in Sicily, the product of which flooded back into the cities of the US and Europe from the mid-1970s.
Such a society breeds extremes and revolt, the radical product of which is everything from the invention of the quintessential Australian outlaw hero — the bushranger — to the world's first Green Party.
The ores most readily available in both Great Britain and the United States were especially well suited to the open-hearth process, the product of which proved superior to that from the Bessemer converter.
At issue is division of the spoils of the NFL, now the richest sports league on earth with annual revenues of $9bn £5.6bnn), offering a product of which Americans cannot seem to get enough.
