Sentence examples for encompassing purely from inspiring English sources
Initial cluster analysis of BC cell lines' expression profiles resulted in three groups, two clusters encompassing purely ER-negative BC cell lines ("Cluster 3" and "Cluster 2"), while one consisted of three ER-negative and all ER-positive BC cell lines.
Selection tests need to encompass more than purely cognitive skills, and test for the other abilities that underpin the whole range of the doctor's professional tasks.
Erosion-corrosion, also known as flow-assisted corrosion, is the general term encompassing a spectrum of mechanisms from accelerated corrosion to a purely mechanical damage, which causes high rates of material loss in industries (Elvis 2008; Roberge 2000; Chen 2006).
Encompassing all aspects of art, architecture and social work, the duo saw what was intially purely an aesthetic motivation develop a deeper social focus.
Yoga is all encompassing.
Charles' interests were all encompassing.
Refreshingly, Mr Deaton also reaches beyond a purely economic narrative to encompass often neglected dimensions of progress such as better health.
No doubt a discussion of the newcomer knocking over "Titanic" would quickly outgrow the purely cinematic realm and encompass political and sociological issues, prompting analysts to wonder what it all means for the country.
Both were beauties but very different in style: Brae (obituary, January 13 2000) shone in roles of glamour or comedy; May was more purely classical, although her range encompassed the gaiety of Swanilda in Coppélia, in which she endeared herself to a generation of ballet goers, and the searing emotion of her role in Dante Sonata.
These goals can be purely functional, or they can encompass a broad array of cultural and social aims.
