Sentence examples for weights of which from inspiring English sources

A single mutation rate was calculated by taking a weighted average of the mutation rates at the different time points, the weights of which were chosen to minimize the variance of the estimate as previously described [25].

Enzymes are large molecules, the molecular weights of which (based on the weight of a hydrogen atom as 1) range from several thousand to several million.

Large amounts of biliproteins, the molecular weights of which are about 270,000, have been found in red and blue-green algae; the red protein is called phycoerythrin, the blue one phycocyanobilin.

In traditional behind the ear digital hearing aids, feedback cancellation is usually achieved using an adaptive finite impulse response filter, the weights of which are updated using a suitable learning rule.

Specifically, each variable is considered a node and the nodes are connected by links, the weights of which are quantified by the correlation coefficient.

Our study was comprised of 576 neonates with ≤ 1500 g birth weights, of which 7.8% developed severe ROP (greater than stage 2 – International classification of ROP).

Then he remembered the murder of Dylan Riley, the black weight of which lay over him like a shroud.

And then, throughout my 20s, the vintage dresses, the weight of which, if laid end to end, would reach all the way back to 1930.

Reduction of the disulfide bonds to sulfhydryl groups results in dissociation of the peptide chains, the molecular weight of which is 25,000 to 28,000 each.

He even changed the fabric of the riders' shorts so that they would retain less sweat, the weight of which cost them seconds in a long race.

(A few products are now packaged in plastic bottles, but these are primarily 50-millilitre miniatures, the light weight of which is particularly suited for use by airlines).