"Area studies," which is also encompassed at the MacMillan Center, is more broadly interdisciplinary.
Pests, pathogens and weeds are encompassed at the crop information level and in the process themselves as they are often impacting from interacting with the environmental conditions.
She doesn't really exist, but she's all encompassing at the same time.
The relational theory of gender by Connell [ 31, 32] depicts gender as being multidimensional and encompasses, at the same time, economic, power, emotional and symbolic dimensions that operate simultaneously at intrapersonal, interpersonal, and institutional and society-wide levels.
Consequently, this resulted in the retrieval of smaller optimum subsets of features, encompassing at the same time a more stable selection of genes to be considered as candidate biomarkers.
The width of the stacks taken was always such that it encompassed at least the thickness of the cell nucleus (spacing 0.5 µm).
Sequence analysis of the PCR product indicated that the transcript encompasses at least the six studied genes.
Revealing long-term effects of contaminants on the genetic structure of organisms inhabiting polluted environments should encompass analyses at the population, molecular, and cellular level.
We would like to stress that the performance metrics that we have mentioned encompass errors at the different stages of optical mapping, namely: DNA presentation, digestion, labeling, surface inconsistencies, imaging and image processing.
They encompass interventions at the macroenvironmental (e.g., government) and microenvironmental (e.g., workplace) levels, including positive financial incentives rewarding active travel and negative financial incentives penalizing sedentary travel.
