Sentence examples for which in short from inspiring English sources

Thus, by allowing a small window towards mutagenesis and genome rearrangements, which in long term could be advantageous to both cancer cells and evolution, the Cdk1/Cdc5/Mus81-Mms4 protectsprotects against more severe loss of information, which in short term would endanger cellular life.

Which, in short, is the very definition of cool at the moment.

Unlike his predecessor he had firm views about what needed to be done, views which in short order produced big mistakes.

Industry insiders now talk about elevating a food's "snackability," which, in short, means engineering it with enough convenience that picking up a piece and putting it in your mouth becomes an almost perfunctory transaction.

There's a famous internet phenomenon – the Streisand effect – which, in short, says that there's no better way to promote a picture, story or download on the internet than to ban it.

Five months after the decision, Estelle Griswold opened a Planned Parenthood clinic in New Haven, with Buxton as its medical director, so that they could get themselves arrested for dispensing birth control — which, in short order, they did.

Here, television may refer to a form of storytelling which comes in short chunks which are organized as part of longer series which unfold across seasons.

But the markets approve, which, in the short term, is all that matters.

market — which in three short years had seen issues triple in size, to $486 billion — ground to a halt.

"They offered a 31% premium, which in the short term would help the fund," said Eveillard.

TCM therapies may bring clinical results which, in the short term, are weaker than those brought by many pharmacological therapies.