Sentence examples for which contains half from inspiring English sources

Femicide reaches frightening levels in Latin America, which contains half of the 25 countries with the highest rates internationally.

IN THE long war against margarine, the French-speaking province of Quebec, which contains half of Canada's 12,500 dairy farms, remains an outpost of buttery resistance.

The vast expense of this structure – which contains half the steel of the Eiffel Tower – was justified by the promised wonder of a column-free plaza at ground level.

Prior chairs the new neighborhood council and is in charge of small reconstruction projects such as renovating schools; he's also responsible for sewage and trash disposal in his battalion's zone, which contains half a million people.

A cell called the secondary oocyte, which contains half the female chromosomes and normally becomes the egg, fused with another cell called the secondary polar body, which contains the identical genetic material.

A. Scheir joke library, which contains half a million hilarious items, a limited edition of 125 mimeographed booklets of 100,000 jokes, the cream of the collection is being sold at $50.

Now you can get your paws on the long-awaited sequel by pre-ordering Valve's The Orange Box, which contains Half-Life 2, both Episode One and Episode Two and a beta of Team Fortress 2. For $50, it's a pretty good bargain.

Protein stability data were obtained from Yen et al. [ 44], which contains half-life protein stability measures represented as protein stability index for ~6500 unique genes.

To address this question, we compared protein stability of miRNA target genes to that of non-miRNA target genes using data from Yen et al. [ 44], which contains half-life protein stability measures represented by protein stability indices for ~6500 unique genes.

You will learn lots of amusing facts – elephants can hold two gallons of water in their trunks, which contain half a million taste receptors.

This was an oak clothes box (wheeled around in one of the hamlet's two prams), which contained half a dozen of all the clothes a baby would need, which had been made and lent by the clergyman's daughter.