The phrase "a vector that comprises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a vector that is made up of or includes certain elements or components.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a vector that comprises various socioeconomic factors influencing health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a vector that consists of" or "a vector that includes".
On the one hand, microarray and other gene expression experiments typically generate high-dimensional data in the form of a real vector that comprises expression levels of multiple genes at each sampled time and/or condition point, whereas fitness measurements map the state of the system into a much lower dimensional space e.g. that of a single real variable, such as growth rate.
In order to obtain an optimal transient mammalian expression vector that comprises all advantages of the previous vectors, a new vector was constructed.
A single nucleotide is represented as the four-dimensional probability column-vector p that comprises the probability of that nucleotide being one of the four nucleotides A, C, G, or T. The action of Taq polymerase on template p is modelled as a linear Markov operator T that pairs adduct q = Tp against the template during synthesis.
This leads to the following definition of Granger-causality: For two time series X and Y let Z be the (vector) time series that comprises all variables that might affect the dependence between X and Y.
An image of the hand gesture is processed and converted into a set of features that comprises of the lengths of some vectors which are selected to span the fingertips' region.
Here, we describe a collection of 59 vectors that comprise an integrated system for constitutive or inducible expression of cDNAs, shRNAs or miRNAs, and use a wide variety of drug selection markers.
The toolbox contains integration vectors and promoter-insertion vectors, which carry the LE*-KanMX-RE* cassette that comprises a KanMX module flanked by the palindromic mutant loxP sites (i.e., LE* and RE*).
"Music was a vector that we wanted to build a universe around," says Bangalter.
We derive the state matrix Γ that comprises all M reachable state vectors γ k for the given network.
This is achieved by SVD analysis of the data (see above, and figure 3) that comprises the fitting of a number of SVD traces (the left singular vectors resulting from SVD).
