Sentence examples for it mostly comprises from inspiring English sources
It mostly comprises anonymous "original design manufacturers" (ODMs) making machines for Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Lenovo and others, as well as for Acer and ASUSTeK.
Trying to claim the attention of the wine-savvy audience by attacking other critics is pointless, because this audience is not only small, it mostly comprises older, boomer-age drinkers.
The region is mountainous terrain that acts as a natural border between Thailand and Myanmar, and it mostly comprises natural parks and a water reservoir.
It mostly comprises fissiparous populations (asexual reproduction by body division and regeneration), most likely sexually sterile, and characterized by an extremely low genetic diversity interpreted as the consequence of a recent anthropic expansion.
This impressive-sounding title was actually banally literal: it mostly comprised taking minutes of the Wednesday afternoon meeting, usually while seated in the NHS wheelchair (purloined from who knows where) used to steady the camera operator for tracking shots.
According to an anonymous veteran of the unit, it mostly comprised recently discharged servicemen from the French forces who were having trouble adapting to civilian life.
When I did, it mostly comprised of messages babbling about "how great the site will be when it finally launches," until Niki mentioned a scheme she'd been making money from.
Hence, contrary to transcriptomics microarray data, where low log-ratio values are meaningful as long as the differences between conditions are statistically significant, when interpreting ChIP-on-chip and DNA methylation microarray data, the upper quantile is of most interest, as it generally comprises mostly enriched probes.
Although it's mostly comprised of women, many men and children suffer with EM.
It is mostly comprised of forward and backward bending movements, often with some lunges to balance out the routine.
At present it is mostly comprised of statements relating to the findings obtained, rather than providing an interpretation of findings.
