Sentence examples for fully comprised of from inspiring English sources

The Party's ruling institutions were now fully comprised of Kim's old friends and followers (largely former Manchurian guerrillas).

"I said before that I must be the most scrutinised candidate in Scottish football history, but I was happy to accept this given the importance to the club of having a board fully comprised of individuals who are all approved by the Scottish FA. "We finally have that, and my colleagues on the board and I look forward to serving the club in the years to come".

A total of 58% of producers had commercial cow-calf herds and 56% were partially or fully comprised of purebred seedstock (Table  1).

Its allotetraploid genome fully comprises the two genomes of the species Brassica rapa (A genome) and Brassica oleracea (C genome), and the estimated genome size of B. napus is about 1.2 Gbp [ 1].

Invest.com's robo adviser enables customers to invest in fully customised portfolios comprised of strategies or they can quickly and conveniently build their own portfolios.

We propose a new model for tube mineralization, whereby mineralization begins as templating of tube layer and sublayer surfaces and results in fully mineralized tubes comprised of multiple concentric, colloform, pyrite bands.

This group of three cyclodepsitetrapeptides fully comprise ΔAla as well as other non-standard residues.

Crystalline phases could not be identified from the XRD patterns within the XRD resolution limits, suggesting that the as-sprayed coatings were approximately comprised of fully amorphous phases.

Meanwhile, the MICROLAB Nimbus IVD system was comprised of fully automated steps from nucleic extraction to PCR setup function that could reduce human errors.

The fully dedicated sub-system is comprised of a low-voltage ARM processor and flash memory that runs independent of the main hard drive.

From the start, he considered his systems, even the fully formalized ones, to be comprised of constant expressions, primitive and defined, with a fixed intended meaning, which he attempted to make clear by examples and elucidations.