Sentence examples for tendency of which from inspiring English sources

It's a tendency of which McKellen is aware.

However, the extinction coefficient kf of the film changes regularly as pH changes, tendency of which is consistent with that of the film absorbance at 633 nm.

One of Lupa's main themes in this work is exploitation: in Factory 2 he explores Warhol's use of his friends and hangers-on as sources for his own creativity (a "vampiric" tendency of which Lupa acknowledges he is frequently accused of himself), but he's also referencing the reciprocal exchange of gazes and power between celebrities and their audiences.

—Abraham Maslow Scientists are often no different from others in following the tendency of which Maslow spoke.

A comparison of K-M survival curves obtained using IHC and qRT-PCR methodologies showed that there was the same trend for all the biomarkers except for TUBB3 the tendency of which was inverted showing that patients with lower TUBB3-mRNA expression levels had a better OS.

Our meta-analysis stratified by menopausal status tended to show slightly stronger inverse association among premenopausal women than among postmenopausal women, but the difference did not vary substantially, the tendency of which was similar for the analysis of vitamin D intake as well.

However, the performance of state-of-the-art washcoating monolithic catalysts in industry suffers from some long-standing problems such as mediocre-uniformity, need for high catalyst loading, low materials utilization, random catalytic sites, poor washcoat adhesion, short life-time, degradation tendency, all of which lead to much compromised and less-than desirable catalytic performance.

During the first phase of our research, we uncovered six major contradictory tendencies, one of which influences company strategy and the others Toyota's organizational culture.

But perhaps that's the over-thinking me, looking for dark clues when really we were just typical people, with common tendencies, some of which would kill us, as they did lots of people.

I don't aim to have a style, I like to think I approach each project with a fresh canvas and a new set of paints and see what happens, if a style appears familiar in any related work I put that down to taste, internal rhythm and OCD tendencies, parts of which are constantly changing and evolving and other parts that are set in stone.

The legacy of Marx's thought has become contested between numerous tendencies, each of which sees itself as Marx's most accurate interpreter.