Sentence examples for encompassing e.g. from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a host of events implying unstable parental environment and separation during childhood (encompassing, e.g, parental military service, job relocation, separation, divorce, death, etc).

This expectation applies to many experiments, exceptions encompass e.g. stimulation experiments.

Possible reasons encompass e.g. safety concerns, unexpected high discontinuation rates or a large effect size on TQ at day 12 determined by the interim analysis.

Features proposed by the participants encompassing social interaction e.g. peer support, bonding, and inspiring stories of successful PA may all fit into this model.

Envisaging comparative studies assessing VABB (stereotactically- vs ultrasound-guided) or even encompassing other biopsy procedures, e.g. core biopsy, would be promising; however the present study has not adopted a comparative study design leaving the field open for future studies.

Geospatial data quality encompasses many aspects, e.g. location accuracy, completeness of elements or their attributes, which in the case of OSM have been extensively studied predominantly in highly developed areas45,46, whereas in remote regions these evaluations are scarce.

It can also encompass bio-relations, e.g. protein protein interactions (PPIs) [ 35, 36], genotype phenotype associations [ 37, 38], disease-gene associations [ 16, 39], drug drug interactions [ 40], etc.

A recurrent theme that emerged from such studies is the finding that multiple genera containing taxa with reduced morphologies (such as unicells and filaments) are polyphyletic, with members often encompassing more than one class e.g. for Chlorella, [ 9, 10].

The right to free speech that found its way into many constitutions in the early modern period could not possibly have been understood (or intended) by its defenders to encompass, e.g., pornography on the internet.

Model BVP encompasses, e.g., magnetostatic problems: M is a 3-manifold-with-boundary, C is the magnetic field 1-form H, K is the magnetic flux density 2-form B, Q is the current density 2-form J, υ models permeability μ, and and are tuples of real numbers that describe the magnetomotive forces of H and fluxes of B over some curves and surfaces.

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