Sentence examples for of the total composition from inspiring English sources
In a way, every accessory used in a home, office, or public space is in some way a part of the total composition, and must therefore be selected with care.
These species do not represent more than a little percentage of the total composition.
A total of 24 components in H. polyrhizus extract, representing 90.66% of the total composition, were identified, of which 29.77% were triterpenoids and 16.46% were steroids.
From earlier structural analyses, β-Asp units account for 70% of the total composition in tPAA, indicating that tPAA is composed of a high proportion of β-peptides.
In the EDX elemental analysis carried out on the synthesized Na-magadiite, a predominantly SiO2 (97.87% of the total composition) matrix was observed, with 1.89% of Al2O3.
As per ASTM C 618 [14] fly ash has been classified into two categories, Class F and Class C. The fly ash that contains more than 70% oxides of silicon, aluminium and iron of the total composition with Fe2O3 content higher than CaO is termed as Class F type.
It seeks to relate the visual and material manifestations of this human contribution to the total composition of the earth's landscapes to the cultural, economic, technological, political, and psychological forces working on communities and whole societies.
The strings aren't sweetly spread on top of the jazz quartet, like so many farmed-out arrangement jobs executed by studio pros; they're an integral part of the total compositions.
So the total composition of a wall must be harmonized with the composition of other planes in a three-dimensional whole.
Randy Levine, the Yankees' president, said, "When you look at the total composition of the entire deal, what we're getting and what the effect will be, everyone here thinks it's a big plus".
Since Raman spectroscopy typing is based on the analysis of the total bacterial composition (and not only part of its DNA composition), it may therefore provide sufficient discriminatory capability for typing of closely-related microbes such as E. coli.
