Sentence examples for encompassed during from inspiring English sources

However, the diversity of primary and secondary metabolites and the broad concentration ranges encompassed during typical biotechnological processes means that simultaneous extraction and robust analytical determination of all parts of interest of the metabolome is effectively impossible.

While the use of SLNB alone in patients with larger tumors is certainly controversial, lymphatic mapping procedures in such patients undergoing planned END (i.e. 'SLN-assisted END') might identify additional neck regions at risk, including the contralateral neck, not routinely encompassed during END alone.

Since data collected beginning in 2006, the year before abnormal mortality began, were more complete, the study encompassed 2006 2011, during which period management had remained more-or-less consistent, even in the face of ongoing excess mortality.

Yet of his 28 days in custody, there had been 13 days on which his interrogators had asked him precisely nothing; and such inactivity encompassed two spells during which there were at least five consecutive days of silence.

The PReCaP encompassed 19 components during the hospital phase (Table 1).

This stage began with the onset of global cell movements in the uniform blastoderm and encompassed blastoderm cellularization during 13th interphase.

Inclusion of the reference sequences from GenBank revealed that lineage I had an extended spatiotemporal distribution over northern regions of South America, encompassing Ecuador and Colombia, during 1997 2007 (24 ).

As an additional variable potentially influencing egg size, we included the mean minimum temperature over the 10 days prior to the last egg date of each clutch as measured at the study site; 10 days was chosen to encompass conditions during and for several days prior to the laying of an average four to five egg clutch.

It was once in the farmyard, but was encompassed within the house during an expansion more than 200 years ago.

A retrospective review at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Adelaide, south Australia, identified 45 consecutive RNA scans performed from January 2005 to April 2010, which encompassed all RNA scans during this period.

These findings encompassed paradoxical glottic closure during several respiratory cycles ranging from a partial (> 50%) adduction of the true vocal folds without cordal contact to a total closure of the anterior two-third of the vocal folds.