Sentence examples for settings made up of from inspiring English sources

And in that little apartment, my parents laid out the traditional Persian table settings made up of seven foods beginning with S: sprouts (sabzeh), wheat pudding (samanu), dried oleaster (senjed), garlic (sir), apples (sib), vinegar (serkeh) and sumac fruit (sumac).

The hospital settings are made up of 8 university medical centres (UMC) and 27 district teaching hospitals (DTH).

In almost all of these countries, lung cancer made up 20 30% of cancer deaths, thus even 3 8% of this is a considerable contribution to the most common cause of cancer mortality in men in these settings.

That sonata, along with the beautiful settings of seven poems by Aleksandr Blok, made up the remainder of the Shostakovich portion of the program and reminded listeners of just how narrow a slice of his output we usually hear.

Females made up 61% of audiences.

This collection relies on a wide range of settings to make up for the limitations of its individual stories, moving from the Himalayan mountaintop of "Blue" to the Florida Keys of "All the Rivers in the World" and on to the Central Africa of "Watson and the Shark".

Traditionally, K. pneumoniae made up the majority of infections due to ESBL-producing pathogens and the majority of those occurred in hospital settings.

The 24 articles that made up the final literature set were from a wide range of settings and contexts not just healthcare.

The fee-setting council, for example, is made up of doctors and health-insurance associations, without any representation for patients.

While the present study uses data made up of urban and rural settings, Ruel et al used data from only urban settings.

Geologic settings in the two areas are quite contrasting, with Mount Cameroon being an active volcano made up of younger basaltic rocks (<3 Ma).