Sentence examples for group which encompasses from inspiring English sources
The group, which encompasses multiple digital ventures from shopping to classifieds to taxi apps, operates not only in the continent's most populous market but in 22 others as well.
The financial firm has highlighted the group, which encompasses nearly 17,200 financial advisers and $1.7 trillion of client assets, as a pillar of its turnaround effort to reshape its strategy and to temper risk in the wake of the financial crisis.
"We have an effective community reference group which encompasses people from across the West Midlands who represent disability backgrounds.
The company also announced the promotion of COO Mitchell Klipper to chief executive of the company's retail group, which encompasses the Barnes & Noble retail business and the Barnes & Noble College Booksellers business.
Many of us who grew up evangelical a group which encompasses about 10percentt of Canadians and 25percentt of Americans have such stories.
The network currently uses the term "millennials" to describe this group, which encompasses people born in or around the year 2000.
Our in silico analysis recovered IRE1a and IRE1b and clustered them into the virNOG09069 group, which encompassed four predicted soybean IRE orthologs.
All themes emerged in all three focus groups which encompassed the bulk of the data.
Finally, a number of smaller groups which encompassed mostly ptsI genes of Actinomycetes and genes encoding MTPs could be delineated (Fig. 2).
When using Mosaic groups, the likelihood of being a current smoker is highest in groups F and G, groups that are dependent on social benefits, compared with group A, which encompasses the most affluent members of the population.
The bacteria from the Rickettsia genus are classified in three main groups: the Rickettsia bellii group including R. bellii and R. canadensis, the typhus group (TG), that is composed of R. prowazekii and R. typhi, and the spotted fever group (SFG), which encompasses more than 20 different species such as R. conorii and R. rickettsii [2].
