Sentence examples for comprising more than one from inspiring English sources

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That is, the notion of a verb comprising more than one process type need not be viewed as detrimental nor involving a less delicate annotation; rather, it would arguably serve the opposite purpose.

The Latino community, which is the largest racial minority group in the nation, comprising more than one in six of all Americans, is the only sizeable minority group left out of the new administration's Cabinet.

Therefore, films comprising more than one polymer were used for drug loading.

Twelve genera were sampled, eight of them comprising more than one described species.

We identified 61 distinct and mostly unique haplotypes within the STR with only 8 haplotypes comprising more than one sequence.

Mean and standard deviation of the antibacterial activity of the honey groups comprising more than one sample are shown in Table  5.

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Many studies have reported infectious dermatoses as comprising more than one-third of all skin disorders [ 2, 3, 5, 7, 9].

However, as households frequently comprise more than one person and Shelter's figures are mostly drawn from the DCLG's own data on temporary accommodation and rough sleeping, the difference between the two might not be so great.

They knew that each emerging brood comprises more than one species, each with its own male song, and they saw a lot of cicadas paired off, always with their own species.

Manufacturing represents a large sector that comprises more than one fourth of the overall observations.

Because we want to include concepts that may comprise more than one word, we consider n-grams with (n leq2).

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