So much is encompassed, though, that you can easily feel that the real thing is slipping away.
This definition of "meaningfulness" can necessarily be adapted to the specific use case, though could encompass criteria such as economic factors, preservation of certain chemical structure elements across the route, minimisation of process condition changes between synthesis steps, or the consideration of different sustainability criteria.
Transient ischaemia increases Atf3 expression in whole hearts [ 22, 23], and cardiospecific overexpression of Atf3 in transgenic mice results in pathological features of cardiac hypertrophy/failure [ 24] (this is distinguishable from, though may encompass, cardiomyocyte hypertrophy [ 25]).
"The pan-Latino process in the U.S. encompasses everyone, though the Cubans lag behind," says Antonio Gonzalez of the William C. Velasquez Institute.
"Gilding encompasses all the metals, though.
Many baritones can encompass them too, though Leporello's music, a whisker heavier and lower than Giovanni's, can give them trouble.
This comprehensive approach encompassing the whole genus (even though initially only a single locus has been studied) has not been reported previously in estimates of divergence time and evolutionary rates using Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) analyses.
The several buildings and collections that make up the Harvard University Art Museums encompass riches beyond count, though the art of Africa isn't among them.
The sea, though, can encompass it: in line after line, Whitman walks along it, breathes it, smells it, swims in it, sits by it, bathes in it, listens to it, sails and ferries and steamboats on it, talks to it.
Though HetNets encompass many types of BSs, out of concern for simplicity, this work shall be limited to the case where only two types of BSs, namely MBS and PBS, as this is also the case in the majority of the related studies.
