The phrase "are composed of much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as "much" is generally used with uncountable nouns and does not fit well in this context.
Example: "The committee members are composed of much expertise in their respective fields." (This is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "are made up of a lot" or "consist of a great deal".
Coal and oil are composed of much more complex molecules and when combusted, they release higher levels of harmful emissions such as nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide.
Unlike naïve islets, islets from autoimmune diabetic animals are composed of much fewer β-cells (and perhaps α-cells, data not shown) surrounded by vast numbers of leukocytes, some of which are vigorously proliferating.
The Palm m515's screen, on the other hand, appears to be composed of much coarser square dots.
Without post-treatment, however, the remaining soot is composed of much smaller particles[27].
Detailed XPS revealed that the surface films under these conditions were composed of much hydrated species Mg(OH 2 and YOOH and/or Y(OH 3 and CO32− was incorporated into the surface film.
The absorption efficiency of structure E is much improved, and the absorption pattern is more irregular compared to structure A (planar c-Si), indicating that structure E is composed of much richer interfaces and cavity modes rather than the standard planar multilayer cavity.
In 1964 it was proposed that protons and neutrons, called baryons, the main constituents of atoms, along with electrons, were composed of much smaller objects called quarks and that it took three of them to form a baryon.
Since that day with every word and every gesture the Pope has reminded the Cardinals and all within earshot -- and a twitter feed -- the stalwarts and the discontented, that the Catholic Church is composed of much more than clerics and Cardinals and marble and wood and stone -- but people, men and women, with hearts and souls and minds.
Additionally, S. tuberosum and S. lycopersicum share a whole genome triplication [ 103], yet the genome of S. lycopersicum is composed of much more heterochromatin and has a larger average gene family size.
However, Ninein concentrates at the subdistal appendage of the mother centriole 8, 9, whilst the microtubule-nucleating γ-TuC and several γ-TuC attachment factors are composed of the much broader pericentriolar material 8, 10.
How much of our "selves" are composed of memory and how much are they the product of real time input?
