Sentence examples for whose compounds from inspiring English sources

ERBB4 is a small set (39) whose compounds highly overlap with compounds of the large sets EGFR (1104) and ERBB2 (962).

We also demonstrated a relationship of increasing exposure related to increasing odds of dying, because children whose compounds contained ≤ 1,200 ppm lead were less likely to die than children whose compounds contained > 1,200 ppm lead.

One of those cheering was Christine Ameo, whose compound had been selected as the first site to host the borehole.

The two leaders also offered differing views of Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, whose compound was once again attacked this week by Israeli forces.

Perhaps the most prominent opponents have been members of the Kennedy family, whose compound in Hyannis Port looks out on the proposed site.

In fact, this is the case for any compound Poisson accident distribution whose compounding distribution has finite moments (Cane [1977]), hence also for the UGWD a, k; ρ).

Kerry eventually lent his support to the project as well, but his early reticence echoed the opposition of the Kennedy family, whose compound in Hyannisport, just down the road from Craigville Beach, looks directly out onto Horseshoe Shoal.

There is nothing so dangerous for a child as an insular, patriarchical religious organization, and the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints, whose compound in El Dorado, Texas, is now under control of the Texas authorities, is one of the scariest examples.

Machar, whose compound came under fire from the army on Tuesday, has categorically denied any involvement in the alleged coup, saying it was another undemocratic attempt by Kiir to rid himself of political critics in the party and government.

His latest project is a provocative comedy about a young man born deaf into a family whose articulacy compounds his isolation.

Consider a tax-qualified policy from CNA that pays $100 a day for five years for nursing home or home health care and whose benefit compounds 5% a year.