The phrase "are consisted by" is not correct in English.
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The plio-quaternary and quaternary terrains occupy the central part; they are consisted by actual and recent alluvial deposits, conglomerates, gravels, sandstones.
Finally, we get reliable gene signatures that are consisted by the genes with high graph centrality.
We also can observe the significant difference in Figure 2. The most dense networks are consisted by the disease genes that are identified by EC and SC.
However, by analyzing the topology of the two classes of proteins, they find that most functional modules are consisted by proteins from one class (periodically expressed proteins or constitutively expressed proteins), seldom from both of the two classes.
We also note that the PINs that are consisted by the disease genes identified by EC and SC are denser than that of other centrality measurements(see Table 3).
The system is consisted by STC12C5A60S2 single-chip microcomputer as the core and AD converter MAX195.
To be specific, this complex is consisted by a geometry-specific calcium phosphate sheath, derived from computer aided design and low temperature 3D printing, and an axial bone cement pillar delivering antibiotics.
However, all patients presented LUTS with various severities, and had an IPSS score of 23.7 ± 4 that was consisted by a score of 15.5 ± 2.8 for storage symptoms, 8.2 ± 2.2 for voiding symptoms, and had QOL score of 4.2 ± 1.8.
The third stratum, which has large thickness, is consisted by soils with poor engineering properties.
An additional minor positive-charged region is adjacent to the major crevice and is consisted by R205, K211, and R298.
