Sentence examples for term encompass from inspiring English sources

Compared with samples collected directly from Microcystis bloom in the natural environment, Microcystis colony which maintains in the laboratory for a long term, encompass a limited number of heterotrophic bacteria (Xie et al. 2016; Zhu et al. 2016).

James Surowiecki responds, noting that the term encompasses salary and wages.

Herds and flocks were devastated by murrain, a medieval term encompassing foot-and-mouth, anthrax and other diseases.

Internet radio is a broad term encompassing both traditional broadcast stations delivered via the Web and sites that offer their own -- or your own -- playlists.

The latter term encompassed a variety of educational agencies outside the schools, such as libraries, museums, public reading rooms, recreational centres, music, sports, radio broadcasting, and films.

As an umbrella term encompassing a cluster of traits, personhood obfuscates rather than clarifies the issue of moral and legal responsibility.

The term encompasses cross-dressers, those who have undergone sex-change procedures or are planning to do so, and those who live full time in the gender opposite from that of their birth without surgery.

Mr. Hunt was also an avid collector of movable books — a term encompassing pop-ups books and those otherwise set in motion — amassing more than a thousand antique and contemporary titles.

The IBD term encompasses both ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD).

We use "benefits" as a broad term encompassing ideas such as usefulness, improvement, or positive impacts.

Today, the term encompasses a broader range of ornamental homes, from manors to mansions to chateaux.