Sentence examples for encompassing a part from inspiring English sources

The Tocantins Araguaia basin is the fourth largest drainage basin in South America, extending over approximately 800,000 km2 and encompassing a part of two large South American biomes: Amazon forest in the north and Brazilian Savanna (Cerrado) in the south.

Therefore, it is conceivable that genomic deletions encompassing a part or the entire DPYD gene might also provide a molecular basis for cancer patients with a phenotypically established DPD deficiency.

The hole appeared to encompass a part of the plane called a fairing, which is meant to smooth out the surface of the fuselage and reduce drag.

Photographs show that the hole appeared to encompass a part of the plane called a fairing, which protects internal mechanics and improves aerodynamics where the wing meets the fuselage.

He represents the 30th District, which encompasses a part of Jackson County.

The demographics of Arizona's 8th District, which encompasses a part of Maricopa County known as the West Valley, fundamentally favor Republicans.

It encompasses a part I and II (2 years each) and a dissertation on a research project.

This pattern was compatible with a deletion encompassing a large part of the MLPH gene, the entire PRLH gene and a large part of the RAB17 gene, according to the chicken genome annotation.

What first started as a small but bright dot last December, has grown to a massive storm that is currently encompassing a vast part of the planet's upper half.

The 2 by 2 ANOVA (2 spatial positions, 2 facial expressions) performed on the 3D activation maps resulting from source activation analysis (see further description in the methods) revealed statistically significant interactions between the 2 factors in several brain regions, encompassing a large part of the four cerebral lobes.

Loss of function (LoF) variants can be classified as those that completely ablate or decrease protein function, and include nonsense mutations, splice site-disrupting mutations, insertions or deletions that disrupt a transcript's reading frame, or deletions encompassing a large part of protein-coding sequence.