It is the unraveling of every aspect of the history of that life its evolution and development, the relationships within that history, the interactions between organisms and their environments, the interactions among organisms, the big events and the little ones that comprise the history of life on Earth, and its possibility elsewhere.
Their contribution is readily apparent during high frequency discharges, even very brief ones that comprise just a few stimuli.
This text seems to adopt a hybrid notion of lineage one that comprises organisms that are genealogically related AND operating in similar/shared niches.
Although our principal components analysis yielded a two-factor solution, the observed pattern of intercorrelation supported the hypothesis that cognitive insight is not a unitary construct but one that comprises two or more related yet partially independent components.
Among them, pyrosequencing is the only one that comprises an in-built measure to check the completeness of bisulfite conversion (conversion control) which allows a precise evaluation of the quality of the conversion.
The dendrogram (Fig. 4a) split the mango collection into two major clusters: 1) a small one that comprises most of the Indian accessions clustered together with accessions from Southeast Asia (SP1), 2) and a larger one which comprised of the Floridian, South African, Australian, local (Israeli) and South American accessions (SP2).
In adult mammals, the BGB occurs in two types, a tripartite thinner one that comprises the alveolar epithelium, which is separated from the capillary endothelium by a basal lamina, and a thicker one where an interstitium intervenes between the epithelial basal lamina and the endothelial basal lamina [ 19].
element n. 1. (of a list) an object that is the car of one of the conses that comprise the list.
ZB: In non-duality, there is the understanding that there is only one substance, one energy, that comprises the entire universe.
In using the term "Asian American," the AAS faculty recognize that the term seeks to name a rapidly developing, complex, and heterogeneous population and that there is neither a single Asian American identity nor one community that comprises all Asian Americans.
Just as there is no common ideology that defines populism, there is no one constituency that comprises "the people".
