Sentence examples for number comprises from inspiring English sources

We should have explained that the first number comprises only those killed in hostile action, whereas the second includes accidents and illnesses.

This number comprises only naturalized species that have successfully bred and their propagules settled in ports and harbours, though not necessarily continuously (i.e. there may have been more than one introduction).

However, "mating number" comprises a host of factors, including the number and duration of mating flights, the physical act of insemination, the volume of ejaculate, the quantity and viability of sperm and seminal proteins in the ejaculate, and the genetic diversity of sperm and seminal proteins.

*Total number comprises cases of anencephaly, spina bifida, and encephalocele.

We excluded seven individuals for having negative or zero values of the insulinogenic index, values considered biologically implausible; however, this number comprises a very small percentage of the total sample (0.5%), smaller than reported in another study (2.7%) (23).

Mine was a hideous Marc Bolanumberired number, comprising glitter flares, platform shoes, a velvet jacket and frizzy black wig.

Deposit growth rate was enhanced by increasing flow rate below a critical Reynolds number comprised between 3200 and 5000.

Numerically, they include no more than 10,000 people, although a much smaller number comprise what sociologists call the "inner circle" of the power elite.

The company was in fact exposed to $141 billion in subprime loans at the end of 2006, a number comprising 10percentt of its entire single-family portfolio, according to the SEC.

However, RISDA overreached itself in attempting to so quickly reappropriate land; by the end of the Second Malaysia Plan, only 40000 acre had been developed, with only half this number comprising oil palm estates.

While 53,000+ crowded into the arena, not an attendance that came close to eclipsing the 90,000 who attended the women's world cup final in 1999 in Pasadena, that number comprised a tiny fraction of the English speaking audience that tuned in to watch the game.