Sentence examples for closely encompasses from inspiring English sources
Soap-bubble software allows a curved subvolume of the DW MRN data set to be obtained that closely encompasses the sacral plexus [ 4, 8].
It is demonstrated that coil geometries more closely encompassing the sample shape, hence possessing wire windings located close the sample, produce superior coil performances.
instillations using an actual aeroallergen in the absence of i.p. sensitization and adjuvants to best represent the pathogenesis of human allergic airway disease 30, and we employed the BALB/c mouse to closely encompass the features of human asthma including airway remodeling 22. Mesenchymal stem cells were GFP‐transduced for in vivo tracking and were administered upon established asthma features.
This rearrangement encompasses two closely linked transpositions, which together relocated ∼40 kb (including six genes) from ∼22.53 22.57 Mb of the reference genome to 17.36 Mb on chromosome 3 in the genome of L er.
However, M. burtonii DSM 6242 encompasses three closely related casposons (MetBur-C1 to -C3) which are adjacent on the genome [see Additional file 1: Figure S3a], suggesting recent activity of casposons in this archaeon.
The term biomedical informatics encompasses the closely-aligned field of bioinformatics, which can be defined as the intersection of basic informational and computer sciences with an application domain in biological/biochemical sciences.
Therefore, in these experiments we carefully dissected concentrated areas of vessels including closely associated ECM encompassing any inflammatory components.
As a language label the term "Nahuatl" encompasses a group of closely related languages or divergent dialects within the Aztecan branch of the Uto-Aztecan language family.
The complex encompasses a group of genetically closely related taxa with distinct behavioural and physiological traits that greatly influence their distribution.
In Group III, where only two closely related strains were compared, the flexible CDS encompasses 44.8% (382 CDS) of the total.
Five of the strains belong to the "marine alpha" group, a phylogenetic cluster which encompasses members of the genus Roseobacter and closely related bacteria.
