The phrase "associates comprised" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "comprised" is typically used in the form "is comprised of" or "are comprised of," indicating what something is made up of.
Example: "The committee is comprised of several key associates from different departments."
Alternatives: "associates included" or "associates made up".
The human electrophysiological studies carried out by Fehm Wolfsdorf and colleagues and by Timsit Berthier and associates comprise the final line of VP/attentional processing research.
The functional class of the transcription associated genes comprised families of transcriptional factors including multiple types of zinc finger proteins (such as C3HC4, C2H2, GATA and AN1), MYB, NAC domain proteins, bZIP transcription factors, AP2 domain-containing transcription factors, and bHLH transcription factors.
Design firms active in nonresidential work range from small groups of associates to organizations comprised of 50 to 100 employees.
Cancer associated fibroblasts comprise a majority of the cells found in tumor stroma and are appealing targets for cancer therapy.
Platelet-associated molecules comprise more than 1,000 proteins: 69 are membrane proteins [ 1].
We note that while Ras is considered a downstream target of EGFR signaling in noncancerous cells [ 20], the EGFR- and Ras-associated genes comprise widely different groups (Table 2c).
When these putative, high-quality elements, identified using conserved terminal ends of the Helitron, were used as a query in a BLAST search, an additional ∼20,000 Helitrons or associated elements comprising ∼2% of the total maize genome were identified (Du et al. 2009; Yang and Bennetzen 2009a).
The haplotype associated with resistance comprised 29 varieties.
The liquid fuel produced directly from associated gas is comprised primarily of premium synthetic diesel with a small amount of synthetic gasoline.
Sixty percent of the water associated bacterial groups comprised of unknown α-proteobacteria, with the remaining 40% belonging to the Cythophaga-, FlavoBacteroides BaCFBroides (CFB) group and the Rhodobacteraceae (Table S1).
