Sentence examples for transitions of which from inspiring English sources

Mark Lamos is an old Gurney pro (he directed the world premiere of Mr. Gurney's play "The Grand Manner" at Lincoln Center in 2010) and has directed this production with quiet style and graceful transitions, of which there are many.

The life-cycle of a process or a task is propelled by transitions of which Line 16 shows an example.

Of the 3,023 SNVs in the CT26 genome, 2,313 (77%) are transitions, of which most (1,980, 66%) are C > T/G > A mutations, similar to the human CRC mutation profile.

Approximately 85% of the common somatic SNVs were C>T (G>A) transitions, of which over 90% were at the 3′ end of pyrimidine dinucleotides, consistent with a UV-induced DNA damage signature [ 17].

The trellis branches represent the state transition of which probabilities have been defined by (6).

Regarding the population scenarios, these cover years (2015 2020) when several countries in the Mediterranean region are going through a period of political and social transition of which the outcome is yet uncertain.

On the other hand, cdc25B plays a crucial role in G2-M transition, of which the target should be cyclin B1/cdc2 complex (Lammer et al, 1998).

We experimentally demonstrate that in the hybrid QW/QD structure, this effect produces both broader QW transitions and more pronounced high-order transitions, both of which can be expected to be beneficial for broad spectral bandwidth devices.

In particular, the model predicts the existence of four grain refinement transitions, three of which are observed experimentally.

Analysis of the p53 exon 5 mutation spectrum in mutation databases for lung cancer reveals frequent GC > AT transitions, several of which occur at non-CpG sequences.

Growing older comes with many transitions, some of which can leave individuals feeling lonely.