Sentence examples for explained containing from inspiring English sources

The enrichment analysis is not easily explained, containing many ribosomal transcripts (the GO categories translation and biosynthetic process were significantly enriched).

The gel, Dr. Knaggs explained, contains negative ions that are forced into the skin by the device's negative polarity and attach themselves to dirt.

Whole fruits, he explained, contain a bounty of antioxidants and healthful nutrients, and their cellular scaffolding, made of fiber, makes us feel full and provides other metabolic benefits.

Nanoparticles, he explained, contain allergens and mycotoxins that can attach to parts of the nose and lungs and eventually infiltrate the bloodstream. .

Cutting back and forth in time to build suspense, Cal juxtaposes his own story with that of his paternal grandparents' courtship and marriage, which, he explains, contains the seeds of his own fate.

The vials as, instructions on the case and notes accompanying the exhibit explain, contain edible abrasive, coloring, and polishing materials, as well as a ring encrusted with gems.

This is followed by an excerpt from a composition by the 11th century skald Þórðr Sjáreksson, explained as containing a reference to Skaði leaving Njörðr: Gundrun became her son's slayer; the wise god-bride [Skadi] could not love the Van; Kialar [Odin] trained horses pretty well; Hamdir is said not to have held back sword-play.

Like "Soma", "Hard to Explain" contains processed drum tracks using dynamic range compression and equalization studio techniques to make them sound like a drum machine.

Our model has a serious problem of incapability in explaining oscillations containing several distinct spectral peaks.

Interviewers signed a form pledging that they had explained information contained in the information sheet clearly to the participant.

Therefore we developed robust peptide identification scoring function in attempt to extract identification hypotheses which explain UStag containing spectra using the most evidence from observed fragments.