Sentence examples for comprise too from inspiring English sources
Slower growth in China and continued European sluggishness have dampened demand for the raw commodities that still comprise too large a share of Indonesia's exports (see chart on previous page).
In addition, the three subscales of the MHC-SF showed low reliability as estimated by omega-subscale coefficients, indicating that these subscales comprise too small amount of reliable variance to interpret.
In fact, the whole women-hating band of brothers that comprise too much of the clergy will hang together, no matter what.
Individual cancer types within TCGA comprise too few patients to attempt large scale association analysis, however as somatic mutation of the EGFR pathway is a hallmark of multiple types of solid cancer types, we sought to maximize the power of our study by combining patients across multiple cancer types that exhibit high frequency of mutation in the EGFR pathway.
Sovereign-wealth funds' recent investment in giants such as Citigroup and Merrill Lynch comprised too small a percentage of ownership to count as FDI by the BEA's definition, but set the city abuzz nonetheless.
Variability can be calculated as the standard deviation of the transport time distribution, comprising too late and too early arrivals.
Unfortunately, the present study comprises too few measurements to adequately test if plant diversity effects on decomposers increased over time; however, the fact that microorganisms, Oribatida and macrofauna decomposer density and diversity only positively responded to plant diversity after a time-lag of four to six years point in this direction.
Unfortunately, we could not analyze cat IV/2, as it comprises too few genes (n = 10).
Primers could not be designed for SSR motifs comprising too short or inappropriately composed flanking sequences.
Finally, even for those who do read English, informants perceived that the BCSP invitation materials comprised too much information.
The ZRM with four sectors describes the measurement data very well but comprises too many parameters that need to be estimated from experimental data.
