The phrase "are also comprised" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would be "are comprised of" to indicate the components that make up a whole.
Example: "The committee is comprised of experts from various fields."
Alternatives: "are also made up of" or "also consist of".
Former prisoners are also comprised disproportionately of non-white men, whom employers are especially reluctant to hire, particularly for the service sector jobs that form the majority of work available to low-skilled workers (Holzer 2009; Pager 2003).
On the endothelial surface, localized GAGs are also comprised of heparan sulfates and heparin-like structures, which exert the same effect on AT as heparin in the blood [42, 54].
The chemical composition of the non-polar portions of the secretion is similar to that of other ant chemical defenses, which are also comprised largely of hydrocarbons of lengths varying from 1 to 20 carbons [28], [39].
They are also comprised of domains and subdomains superimposed on one another and exhibit obvious conversion events.
Serial transplantation of epithelial fragments from the clonally derived gland demonstrated that the subsequently generated outgrowths are also comprised of progeny from the original antecedent.
Here we demonstrate that NK cells are also comprised of circulating and several tissue-resident cell types in the liver, skin and uterus.
The analog baseband is also comprised of filters and gain stages.
The DTT dovetails with visual system organization, which is also comprised of two independent pathways: a visuomotor dedicated dorsal stream and a perceptual dedicated ventral stream.
Eco Age is also comprised of the Eco Consultancy who enable their clients to develop award winning sustainability strategies and demonstrate global sector leadership, environmental responsibility and social progress.
The mating transfer films were also comprised of (0 0 0 2 -oriented basal planes of MoS2 -orientedg in predominantly self-mated "basal on basal" interfacial sliding and, thus, low friction and wear.
But what she said was not antisemitic: on the contrary, the full text of Omar's remarks shows that she was careful not to conflate the pro-Israel lobby (which is also comprised of non-Jewish evangelical Zionists) or the state of Israel with all Jews, nor did she employ the dual loyalty canard, which asserts that Jews are more loyal to each other (or Israel) than to the countries they live in.
