Sentence examples for and subsumed in the from inspiring English sources

The causes of a weak immune response to malignant cells are multifarious and subsumed in the term "tumor immune escape".

Important assumptions and biases in information technology are mostly obscured and subsumed in 'black-boxes' in ways that make it difficult even for the experts to scrutinize them.

It is as if one were in a teeming square, bewildered and subsumed in a collective ritual that is not one's own.

All processes affecting stock productivity (e.g., growth, mortality and recruitment) are subsumed in the effective relationship between effort and catch.

However, the Schaefer catch effort relation has some flaws as Ref. [13] points out: (i) All processes affecting stock productivity (e.g., growth, mortality and recruitment) are subsumed in the effective relationship between effort and catch.

Personal tragedy and redemption are subsumed in the cosmic vision.

When I was a child I had a vague idea that he'd fallen into a vat of molten metal, like Han Solo, and had been subsumed in the steel; but really he was crushed by a wayward crane.

It is a wonderfully spirited defence of good old-fashioned creative writing, which fell out of fashion and was slowly subsumed in the mid 20th century by semi-autobiographical fiction.

Furthermore, the concentration of the other biochemical elements involved remains constant during time and can be subsumed in the kinetic constant γi.

Furthermore, no wet-chemical technique is available for the distinction between and quantification of both phases, and they are commonly subsumed in the pool of "acid-volatile sulfide" (AVS) [13].

There is obvious overlap among these models (and both are nicely subsumed in the covariance method of Day and Gandon 2006), but the emphases from them have differed.