Sentence examples for comprising the core from inspiring English sources

A number of collagen types have important structural roles, either comprising the core of the fibril or decorating the fibril surface to give enhanced functionality.

A SNA was conducted of the governance network shaping a regional MSP initiative in the New England region of the U.S. from 2012 to 2014, focusing in particular on a subset of key collaborators comprising the core of this network.

It presents an extended application of the uncertainty propagation analysis method originally designed for uncertainty quantification of the FA FGCs as a way to produce the covariances between the FGCs of any pair of FAs comprising the core, or the covariance matrix of the FA FGCs required for random sampling of the FA FGCs input sets into direct sampling core calculations by MASTER.

With Barca dominating Real on the field, and Barca players comprising the core of the world champions Spanish national team, Catalonia is now pulling more strings than ever in Spain's destiny.

The TAAT sequences comprising the core regions of conserved palindromes and direct repeats in both IREs are canonical binding sites for homeodomain (HD) transcription factors, which are generally involved in the regulation of development and cell fate but also function post-developmentally to modulate cell type specific gene expression.

In the first experiment, we quantified larval growth (and where possible, mortality) of three moth species, representing two leaf feeding guilds, on lupin collected from the center of a patch comprising the core region (hereafter "center") and the margins of that patch (hereafter "margin").

An oxidation/reduction procedure was repeated on the gold grains in the solution using HAuCl4 and sodium borohydride to form the uniform gold layers comprising the core-shell of the Au/PPy/PDVB structure.

It is understood that M&G, Aviva Investors, Legal & General, Standard Life and Aegon comprise the core group.

All these districts now comprise the core area of the city.

Unlike two decades ago, when President Ronald Reagan cited the work of Arthur Laffer to argue that tax cuts could actually increase government revenues, currently the supply-sider position does not comprise the core of the administration's publicly stated rationale for a tax cut.

There are now more than 50 disorders that can be picked up through screening, 31 of which comprise the "core conditions" of the government's Recommended Uniform Screening Panel.