Sentence examples for comprising a section from inspiring English sources

Candidate sequences are built comprising a section of the already optimized sequence upstream to the variation window and each of all possible combinations of synonymous codons within the window.

The questionnaire comprised a section on food- and non-food exposures and, for cases, a part on illness experience.

To keep computational effort to a reasonable limit, our models only comprise a section of the center of the cell.

The positive control comprised a section of umbilical cord, which is known to stain brightly for TF (Callander et al, 1992), overlaid with anti-human TF IgG.

The structural response of the beam is evaluated using a beam finite element model comprising a cross section analysis tool which is suitable for the analysis of anisotropic and inhomogeneous sections of arbitrary geometry.

Meanwhile, controlling administrative privileges was not mentioned, despite it comprising a whole Section of the CSC.

In New South Wales, Australia, a codend comprising a posterior section made from 35-mm square-shaped mesh (i.e. hung on the bar) was developed and subsequently recommended for partial implementation in a multi-species demersal trawl fishery (i.e. for use when eastern king prawn – Melicertus plebejus – is the primary target species).

It is a majestic Palladian composition in the neo-Baroque style, comprising a towering central section with a portico of four Corinthian columns crowned by a classical pediment, superimposed on a facade with rounded, pilastered wings.

The stereological method used the physical disector, a volume probe comprising a pair of sections separated by a known distance, h (Sterio 1984; Gundersen 1986).

Working group leaders and their multidisciplinary teams (comprising a representative cross-section of breast cancer clinicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals) participated in iterative cycles of presentation and discussion, offering a subjective consideration of the recent relevant peer-reviewed literature.

To put jurors through such a clearance process is not just a gross infringement of their own civil liberties, but completely undermines the conception of a jury as an independent fact-finding panel that comprises a cross section of society.