Sentence examples for composition much of from inspiring English sources

His study in Italy had great influence on his composition, much of which is Italianate in style.

The C-terminal redox center of these type II TRs has an amino acid composition much different compared to that of type I TRs.

Every company has a board of directors — but few founders and entrepreneurs give the matter of board composition much thought.

He seemed not to mind that his writings on music theory, Berg and 12-tone music had overshadowed his own composition for much of his life.

Since the composition of much of the constituents of the Venus clouds remain unconstrained, it is essential that in situ measurements be carried out in order to conclusively determine the composition of the aerosols in the Venus clouds.

However, overall the absence of markers that distinguish individual interstitial compartments also supports the notion of commonality in cellular composition within much of the interstitial space.

Comparison across the Drosophila genomes indicates the gene composition and much of the regulatory organization has remained stable since the emergence of this genus, approximately 40-60 MYA.

Then the researchers measured their muscle mass, leg strength and body composition, determining how much of their body and, more specifically, their muscle tissue was composed of fat.

But Ligeti's opera marked new territory, both as an extravagantly challenging composition that demands much of its performers and as a 20th-century milestone that New York's full-time opera companies had neglected to address.

The Virgin Mary is the most prominent figure in the composition, taking up much of the center of the image.

Unlike most mountain ranges in which erosion carves only the surface, the high composition of limestone causes much of the plateau to erode below as well as above the ground.