Sentence examples for together of which from inspiring English sources
Tyrosine kinases also tend to cluster together, of which particularly the Ephrin kinases do so: only 14% of the tyrosine kinases in the dataset were not placed near other tyrosine kinases, compared to 27% of CMGC and 29% of AGC kinases.
It was as if she lived her vows to Lloyd every day of her life, taking care of his family and supporting his favorite charities and doing what she would have done as his wife had they had the years together of which they had been cheated.
In this high-incidence setting, 66% of identified cases clustered together, of which 38% of the patients had evidence of recent infection, implying ongoing transmission of the bacteria.
Moreover, with respect to the peak regions, mA sites called by HEPeak were biologically more meaningful than ExomePeak, by connecting separate mA sites together, of which gaps were not tested significantly enriched by ExomePeak due to the limitation of the independence assumption.
In the short term problems, the deterministic factors and the random factors usually coexist together, both of which affect the behavior of the power equipment together.
Although rain can make the city look dystopian, there are extensive networks that keep it together, many of which draw on the festival's environmentalist legacy.
The American modernist Charles Demuth (1883-1935) made vibrant watercolors of sailors dancing together, one of which is represented here, but he also portrayed sailors engaged in more explicitly erotic activities.
"THE 39TH ANNUAL CMA AWARDS" (CBS, Tuesday at 8 p.m). has scheduled ELTON JOHN and DOLLY PARTON to perform two songs together, one of which will be her cover of John Lennon's "Imagine".
The Thai trial, given the name RV144, was controversial from the start because it involved two vaccines given together, one of which had previously failed to protect people from HIV while the other had not been tested alone.
The concept of autonomous robots only works if several levels come together, each of which either replaces or improves human-based tasks with software or hardware.
"Zooropa" was the result of combining two separate pieces of music together, one of which the band discovered while reviewing recordings of tour soundchecks.
