Sentence examples for weakest of which from inspiring English sources

Since January, alongside the clockwork release of Freddie Prinze Jr. vehicles (the latest and weakest of which, "Boys and Girls," is about to reopen, a last stop on its way to video), a handful of flawed, worthy examples have come and just as quickly gone, including Sarah Kernochan's "All I Wanna Do" and Colette Burson's "Coming Soon," which lasted all of a week on a single New York screen.

Chapter six, "New Monsters", introduces 47 new monsters, the weakest of which is the Carcass Eater and the strongest of which is the Dream Vestige.

Exposure to host plant defenses elicited the weakest response, of which half of the genes were of unknown function.

On the other hand, it has kept inflation down and the euro weak – both of which are good for German exports.

They conclude that weak selection of which substantial fraction is nearly neutral is efficient for adaptive evolution of proteins.

Of the abnormal RCT group, 698484%) patients had a weak RCT, of which 7 (10%) developed pneumonia.

BDtot is influenced by three factors: weak acids, of which albumin is dominant (BDalb); strong ions, of which chloride concentration (relative to sodium) is the most important (BDcl); and net unmeasured anions from tissue acids (BDUMA).

The effects will be felt most by some of the weakest funds, many of which need a quarter or two of good performance to restore the morale of their investors and traders.

Exposure to soybean plant defenses associated with the Rag2 resistance gene elicited the weakest transcriptional response, of which only 6 of 12 genes were functionally annotated.

Specifically, a group of weak sites, none of which is statistically significant in isolation, is detected by the fact that for some value i, the ith weakest of the sites is surprisingly strong given that it is the ith weakest.

But the rules will also put further pressure on weaker banks, many of which will have to raise more capital.