The phrase "comprises only of" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example, "The list comprises only of the items we discussed in the meeting."
"If you have a board or a senior leadership team that comprises only of men, versus a team that comprises of men and women, you're going to see that the teams that have women it are more successful".
If a fully connected network comprises only of perfect clocks and the communication network suffers from no delay jitter, then the network keeps synchronized with a precision of, if.
If a fully connected network comprises only of perfect clocks and the communication network suffers only from delay jitter, then the network keeps synchronized with a precision of, if.
(D ) Isolated figures : stimulus comprises only of the 'figure present' portion without any chords preceding or following the figure.
The sample inevitably comprises only of those people willing to be interviewed and it is, therefore, possible that those who appreciated the therapy may be over-represented.
These observations suggest that the quaternary (tetrameric) structure of mitochondrial PherRS (55517-mRNA) comprises only of one protomer while cytoplasmic PheRS has αβ heterodimer as the basic subunit of the tetramer.
"They are claiming any victory they can," said a member of the Syrian Martyrs battalion, comprised only of Syrian nationals.
First, there is no external narrative; second, the text is comprised only of inner thoughts; and third, it covers an enormous sweep of time.
Her latest book dares new territory, as if she had decided to write a book comprised only of those crooked, eccentric turns of phrase.
Finally, Ms. Urist did not tell you that the proposed start time committee is a closed committee not subject to the Freedom of Information Act and it will be comprised only of school employees and their boss.
If you have done this correctly, a new ROI comprised only of vascular structures will appear, as shown.
