Sentence examples for encompass very well from inspiring English sources
Making the category of refugee the main focus of attention implies that the category can encompass very well educated refugees from a large and modern city to refugees who have spent their entire lives in a refugee camp or in a small village without any schooling; this assumption was also challenged by one of the participants in the study.
I think the quote at the beginning encompasses this ideal very well.
More a suite than a single feature, Xbox One's dedication to all-encompassing media consumption is very well implemented.
This massive contemplation of effect belongs to the mind and scheme of the novelist, but it can't very well be encompassed in a dramatization, because one can't get stream of consciousness into a three-act play.
If the president can convince us that the Iran nuclear deal damages our national interest, which encompasses the security of our allies, very well.
The readability debate is in fact another retread of various arguments that beset what has become known as literary fiction – a woolly genre that encompasses books that don't sell very well, books that aren't "genre" fiction and anything with a taint of modernism or experiment.
The monophyly of the Madagascan species clade is very well supported with a bootstrap value of 99 encompassing two distinct groups.
Despite the wide range encompassed by the experimental data analyzed, model predictions were always found to agree very well with all other available data.
Nakagami distribution is a general statistical model which encompasses Rayleigh distribution as a special case, when the fading parameter, and also approximates the Rician distribution very well.
First, our study spans a larger range of processing times, encompassing very short as well as longer times, at which stimulus sensitivity reaches asymptotic levels; and second, each participant in our study completed a substantially larger number of experimental trials, allowing us to assess the adequacy of alternative models to fit individual participant data.
