Sentence examples for fully encompassing from inspiring English sources

The deletion occurred in a patient diagnosed with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis, and was located on chr5, between bases 112,034,824 and 112,045,845, fully encompassing the 1B promoter region of the APC gene.

Whole genome shotgun sequencing on the Illumina platform revealed a deletion on chromosome 5 between bases 112,034,824 and 112,045,845, fully encompassing promoter 1B of the APC locus.

The new "Nutty Buddy" cup, tries to make the best of both worlds by fully encompassing the genitals while allowing the penis to point up yet still contouring to the body.

In earlier papers it has been suggested that an intact or fully encompassing cell wall is required for retention of acid-fast dyes.

It is hoped that this broader, more fully encompassing approach to CFS research will open many doors to the understanding of this syndrome and perhaps of fatigue and un-wellness in general.

It just doesn't fully encompass the chaos.

They are entrepreneurs, tired retirees who came to Europe four decades ago as factory workers, oil-state tourists buying a few weeks of freedom from their tight regimes at home, bright students whose brains fully encompass two cultures.

At another time the introduction of the same topic by a sibling telling some other version of that time might bother her (and "bother" doesn't fully encompass the available range of emotional reactions).

The woozy, saturated atmosphere of Thank Me Later confirms Drake as one of the few people, alongside Kanye West and James Blake (one of two British artists – the other being Jamie of the xx – Drake is rumoured to have worked with recently) to fully encompass the grand new vistas of hip-hop introspection opened up by the former's landmark 2008 album 808s & Heartbreak.

It's a work of such immensity and scope that it is almost impossible for a single performance to fully encompass its complexities of meaning: interpretative cogency is consequently a question of emphasis, which brings with it the inevitable risk that one or more of its elements can be underplayed.

This relationship is fully encompassed by the name of the system.