The phrase "which underlies that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a foundational concept or principle that supports or is the basis for something mentioned previously.
Example: "The theory of relativity is a complex idea, but it is the principle which underlies that understanding of modern physics."
Alternatives: "that serves as the foundation for" or "that is the basis for."
Call the complete collection of possibilities, given some array of features, the logical space, and call the array of properties and relations which underlie that logical space, the framework of the space.
These breed-specific sweeps are clearly examples of strong selection on loci which underlie phenotypes that are hallmarks of certain breeds and where the underlying causal mutation is known or has been mapped to a chromosomal location.
To further clarify which components of a vegan diet and which underlying mechanisms that contribute to the effects described here is therefore of interest both in the context of CVD in RA, and in RA in general, where diet intervention as here has an ameliorating effects in many patients.
The mechanisms of CWD transmission are not well understood, although there is evidence that infection is transmitted horizontally and can be acquired from environmental sources [5], [6], which underlies the assumption that shedding of infectious prions must be significant.
These non-linearities are inconsistent with a simple linear relationship between central amyloid and Tau levels and cognitive impairment which underlies the view that modulating central amyloid and Tau may prevent cognitive decline in dementia [ 37, 38].
We measured two components of invertebrate immune function: the ability to lyse and kill pathogens in vitro (lytic activity) and haemolymph concentrations of the enzyme phenoloxidase (PO), which underlies the cascade that results in encapsulation of foreign bodies and correlates with an organism's ability to resist pathogens and parasites [ 11, 12].
The ubiquity of essentialism is often useful for political action, however in the realm of critical theory one of the things critiques of essentialism has led to is the idea that the category of class is itself that which underlies all forms of domination, and thus it is not one social antagonism on par with another form of oppression.
In complex structures, such as extremities or significant parts of the body, epimorphic regeneration requires not only the well-described tissue interactions, but also molecular signaling that will likely prove to be every bit as complex as that which underlies the regeneration of isolated tissues.
What defines the wholeness and unity of Dasein is determined not by an underlying substance (e.g., the sub-ject, that which underlies), but by the "steadiness and steadfastness" (beständigen Standfestigkeit, ibid) of authenticity.
The pathophysiology that underlies cognitive impairment in VCI patients may be the same as that which underlies cognitive impairment in UIA patients.
