Sentence examples for varying in which from inspiring English sources

Whatever definition of the metabolic syndrome is chosen for future studies, there will always be a certain degree of heterogeneity among study patients, with individual patients varying in which and how many of the designated criteria for the metabolic syndrome are met.

The experimental approach consisted in creating eating occasions (as a multi-component entity) varying in appropriateness, which consumers were instructed to vividly imagine while they completed emotion surveys for selected products.

"Lisa's been very savvy about taking on roles of varying sizes in which she doesn't have to be the star," he said.

They often hatch in about two weeks but may, under certain circumstances, undergo a period of varying duration in which no growth occurs.

Given the vagaries of sport as well as the varying conditions in which open water is held, this was never going to be straightforward.

With its seemingly interminable ad breaks, each episode is reduced to two 10-minute chunks consisting of a constant stream of fairly standard one-liners of varying quality in which nothing very much happens.

The differences between species are probably explained by the varying ways in which they live.

Table 5 illustrates the varying degrees in which developers can try to address each of the previously stated questions.

Each of the four components of responsibility addresses different stakeholders in terms of the varying priorities in which the stakeholders might be affected.

Developing energy-efficient MAC protocols for lightweight wireless systems has been a challenging task for decades because of the specific requirements of various applications and the varying environments in which wireless systems are deployed.

The logs represent formations consisting of alternating thin clay and sand layers of varying thickness, in which the sand layers can involve a developed invaded zone of a complex structure.