Broadly, it comprised all lands from the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean coast of modern France to the English Channel and from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rhine River and the western Alps.
It comprised all income after taxes, as well as any welfare benefits and other sources of income.
In the HRS cohort it comprised all respondents who reported a new cancer diagnosis in waves 3 to 10.
Furthermore, our analysis included only a selection of all UK foods (≈44%), although it comprised all categories known to be major contributors to sodium in the United Kingdom.
Thus the batter may be said to include, say, eggs and milk, or flour and salt; but it comprises all four ingredients, not any one, two or three.
As such, it comprises all means of transmitting messages, orders, and reports, both in the field and at sea and between headquarters and distant installations or ships.
The unique simple design with parameters 2− v,k,(v−2k−2)) is said to be the full design on v elements; it comprises all possible k-tuples on a v set.
It comprises all relevant pictures of the future identified during the process and all relations between these pictures and between them and the present state as well as assessments about time frames, desirability and possibility of these pictures.
Panpsychism (from Ancient Greek παν (pan) = all, and ψυχή (psyche) = soul) differs from Hylozoism, insomuch as it comprises all those doctrines that ascribe to matter an active principle, which is not biological, but spiritual, analogous to the soul.
One of the strengths of the current study is that it comprises all relevant variables impacting the cost of managing acute HAE-C1-INH attacks, including the indirect costs related to patients' and caretakers' loss of labour hours.
It bears noting in this regard that Aristotle's word for virtue, aretê, is broader than the dominant sense of the English word 'virtue', since it comprises all manner of excellences, thus including but extending beyond the moral virtues.
