Sentence examples for further encompassing from inspiring English sources

While sustainability and the physical environment are certainly major components, the concept of human ecology goes much further, encompassing almost anything students elsewhere study: history, art, physics, literature.

In the years to follow, he was to go further, encompassing the world of American politics too.Mr Varmus divides his autobiography into three phases: the path to science, doing science and being a political scientist.

"Illegal" is used as something of an umbrella term here, further encompassing anything that "endangers national unity", "leaks state secrets", and "disturbs social order".

This study further encompasses the possibility to use the ML-based techniques to determine PACE4 status in tumors.

This signal transduction pathway further encompasses production of the second messenger cAMP by adenylyl cyclase and subsequent activation of Rap signaling that promotes cell migration [ 103].

This further encompasses the importance of using a matched PACE4-knockdown cell line to avoid intercell type variability and decoys when assessing peptide uptake and retention.

The model includes a new treatment of (short-range) order strengthening relevant to these co-clusters and further encompasses modulus hardening and chemical hardening.

Molecular methods in the CMPD further encompass PCR analyses of some rare gene fusions, e.g., in HES/CEL [ 6, 7] or in the 8p11 syndrome [ 12].

Genomic data range from DNA sequences and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) to gene and protein expression levels and protein-protein interaction patterns, and further encompass structural and functional genome annotation.

Preterm birth can occur either iatrogenically or spontaneously, which further encompasses (i) preterm prelabor rupture of membranes and (ii) spontaneous preterm labor and delivery with intact membranes [ 6], hereafter referred to as spontaneous preterm birth (sPTB) [ 6]. sPTB, which is the subject of the present work, accounts for at least 50% of all preterm births [ 7– 9].

Eventually these routes further developed encompassing the Arabian Sea, Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and the sea off East Africa.