Sentence examples for circle comprising from inspiring English sources
On the basis of these data an 'inner circle' comprising five ancestral chromosomes was defined providing a new reference for the grass chromosomes and new insights into their ancestral relationships and origin, as well as an efficient tool to design cross-genome markers for genetic studies.
The C4 and C6 conformations predict an identical 84 kb subgenomic circle comprising R2, R3, and the pink and yellow regions.
In most cases, this fear of such a serious event in turn results in an unintended "vicious circle" comprising immobility, pain, and ever-decreasing physical performance.
The mechanisms by which muscle atrophy occurs in IIM are still not fully understood, but it is thought to involve a vicious circle comprising muscle disuse and muscle waste alongside other factors such as inflammation, metabolic disturbances and steroid myopathy [ 3, 34- 36].
First, you must look at the definition of a "kiki" to understand that it is nothing more than a gossip circle comprising you and your best friends.
The "outer circle" comprises the UK's other key bilateral and institutional relationships.
His innermost circle comprises his daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, who is the president's closest foreign policy advisor.
"It apparently came out of discussions among an inner circle" comprised of Hitler himself, other top Nazi leaders including the propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels, and a collection of party enforcers and veteran beer-hall agitators.
These optimal circles comprising the optimal target locations follow a simple pattern: from the radar at x r draw three lines, one to each wall, or its imaginary extension, which intersects it at a 90 degree angle.
Their individual ranges are scetched by circles comprising 80% of all measurements (grey squares) annotated with at least one of the traits in the cluster.
Accordingly, we controlled for this by including a control motor task in which the behavioural relevance of the cues was reversed so that we presented target square and triangle cues, each comprising 25% of all trials, and non-target circles comprising 50% of all trials.
