The phrase "and comprises a substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant portion or element of something, often in formal or technical contexts.
Example: "The report highlights the new policy changes and comprises a substantial section dedicated to environmental impact."
Alternatives: "and includes a significant" or "and constitutes a major".
For 6-functional crosslinkers, some pendants have two- and three-fold connections to the elastically active network and comprise a substantial fraction of local material.
Large pendant structures, and more localized defects, persist and comprise a substantial fraction of material that is not contributing to network strength.
However, in contrast with previous methods, the spin EB protocol yielded INS-GFP+ cells that also co-expressed the beta cell transcription factor gene, NKX6. 1, and comprised a substantial proportion of monohormonal INS+ cells.
The discrepancy arises because transgenes are usually overexpressed and comprise a substantial fraction of all cellular mRNA, whereas endogenous genes are expressed at 1% of the transcriptome or less.
Thus, a large proportion of patients with TFCC injuries require arthroscopic intervention and this likely comprises a substantial proportion of patients undergoing wrist arthroscopy in our study.
Because medically indicated preterm birth due to conditions such as preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction comprises a substantial proportion of preterm births and because chronic chorioamnionitis is also observed in these pregnancy complications, future studies on the antibody-mediated rejection in the setting of indicated preterm birth are required.
Mr Riddle said he had taken account of the means of the nine, adding: "Professor David is a pensioner and the sum of £20,000 comprises a substantial portion of her savings jointly with her husband.
Tooth abscess comprises a substantial portion of dental and oral-maxillofacial emergencies.
This clonal complex comprises a substantial proportion of isolates and is highly diverse (5, 10, 17, 18 ).
