Sentence examples for whose influx from inspiring English sources

More recently inflammatory mediators, cytokines, and proteolytic enzymes released by inflammatory cells, whose influx into the lungs is the consequence of oxygen exposure and prenatal or postnatal sepsis, were described [ 11].

Yeast plasma membrane potential was first estimated based on the uptake of methylammonium, a non-metabolizable ammonium analogue, whose influx is strongly dependent on the maintenance of the transmembrane potential [ 27].

The exception was musk compounds, whose sediment influx was fairly steady from the 1950s to the mid-1990s.

This is confirmed by local political groups opposed to both Pakistani military rule and to the Chinese influx whose credibility is verified by Pakistani journalists, such as the Balawaristan National Front, the Gilgit-Baltistan Democratic Alliance, the All-Party National Alliance and the Gilgit-Baltistan Thinkers Forum. Gilgit-Baltistan Thinkers Forum

It's a pocket of bohemia, and indeed Bohemia: many of the wheatfields that engulf the city were planted by 19thcentury Czech immigrants, part of a million-strong central European influx whose cultural legacy across southern Texas has survived.

But critics said he gave too many financial breaks to Bay Area tech companies whose early 2000s' influx of high-paid workers helped drive up housing prices and displace the city's diverse residents.

There is also an influx of pirates, whose various stories have something fishy about them.

Revised immigration laws gave us a new and varied influx of immigrants, whose previously rare cuisines — Tibetan, Cambodian, Ethiopian and Ecuadorean, for example — became visible in many cities.

In spite of the influx of Germans, whose numbers have been exaggerated, Gaul, which had been part of the Roman Empire for about 500 years, remained thoroughly Romanized.

More likely culprits were depleted school libraries, an influx of immigrants whose parents were illiterate, and classes so large that teachers could not vary instruction based on individual diagnoses.

At the Loftus Road end Barton's slightly joyless arrival encouraged an influx of players whose histories and personalities will keep QPR-watchers on full alert as Neil Warnock introduces them to his philosophies.