The phrase "arrays that include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to collections or groups of items that contain specific elements or features.
Example: "The program processes arrays that include various data types, allowing for flexible data manipulation."
Alternatives: "arrays containing" or "arrays featuring".
Nevertheless, populations of these structures typically encompass a wide size range and in some cases they form the small-size fraction of fracture arrays that include much larger factures.
Plans are in place for use of speaker arrays that include smaller individual units, which working in concert should mean higher resolution, the same way more pixels packed into less space produces higher-resolution digital graphics.
Therefore, we began our studies by performing ChIP-chip using arrays that include the entirety of chromosome 19.
We first identified candidate genes in a data set of exon expression arrays that included 120 BCs and 45 benign lesions (Andre et al, 2009).
Then, we employed paraffin-embedded tissue and tissue arrays that included specimens of normal and squamous carcinoma, adenocarcinomas and other tumours of different histological type.
Five subjects (S16, S17, and S24 S26) had multigene arrays that included at least one gene with a rare interchange haplotype and at least one (M- gene with an M- geneaplotype.
Analysis of the cores of tissues contained in the 24 blocks comprising the arrays showed that 743 patients were represented on the arrays that included 1251 cancer cores, 18 PIN, 624 non-PIN hyperplasia and 792 cores with morphologically benign tissues.
If the NKT function is dependent on a dedicated Vβ8/Vα14 TCR and is responsible for the high expression patches in liver and kidney, these should be reduced in mice carrying deletions in the TCR Vβ gene array that include the Vβ8 family of sequences [ 17, 18].
It belonged to a fruity array that included red currants and raspberry.
Garber, the lawyer, handed Forcelli a photo array that included Martinez, and Forcelli realized that Martinez and Garry, sitting in front of him at the defendant's table, were look-alikes.
Still, there's much classic technique on display, as is to be expected in an array that includes prints by local virtuosos of line such as Jake Muirhead, Carol Moore and Eve Stockton.
