Sentence examples for encompasses in general from inspiring English sources

Childhood cancer encompasses, in general, the cases of cancer found in the cohort of 0 14 year-old children; however, some registers also include those found in the 15 19 year-old cohort [ 3].

Single-exon CNMs were easily detected as they encompass in general part of flanking intronic regions.

A top Gore adviser said: "Working women in general encompass one of the largest elements of persuadable voters in this election.

Music information representation systems, in general, encompass musical information contained in music notation or recordings.

Direct costs in general encompass medical as well as non-medical costs directly related to the causative disease.

Or rather Damas understood the concept of Négritude (in fact the word does not appear in the "Introduction" to the anthology) to encompass people of color in general as they were under the domination of European colonialism.

English pale ale encompasses many variations, but is in general the archetypal bottled English beer, balanced and dry with snappy hop bitterness.

The term libido was coined by Sigmund Freud and used by him to encompass the seeking of pleasure in general, one of the major motivating forces for human activity.

Otherwise the new theory could in general not encompass the successful applications of the old theory.

From the point of view of the epistemological subject, however, both psychic and physical occurrences are objects whose reality is encompassed by the form 'consciousness in general'.

Work on the role of science in society encompasses both general models of the public authority of science and analysis of particular research programs that have a bearing on public life.