Sentence examples for terms comprised from inspiring English sources

The data showed that 16%% of the address terms comprised formal titles (e.g., Dr., Mr., Ms., etc)., indicating the writers' tendency to use them to achieve positive politeness effect or what Bargiela-Chiappini and Harris (1996) term "maximisation of support" (p. 645).

Another 17 Venn-restricted terms comprised other growth factors, of which 8 were expressed in at least one of the cell lines (Figure 9B).

Search terms comprised free text words and subject headings.

Search terms comprised both subject headings and free text words.

The search terms comprised four categories: young people, measures, mental health and change (see Table  1).

The 13 female-biased genes represent over-enriched gene ontology terms comprised of isoprenoid and retinoid binding.

Like many kitchens, this one is based on rectangles, and in very broad terms comprises a series of boxes.

Primitive terms comprise variables and constants, whereas compound terms are formed by combining terms.

These terms comprise the core metadata and thus represent the knowledge layer of the model described above.

This represents a broad system, in coastal modelling terms, comprising shore platform, beach, tidal range, wave transformation, cliff and talus.

The problem arises for general terms comprising several structurally diverse chemical compounds and for which the mention intrinsically provides a general notion of structural class.