Sentence examples for though comprising from inspiring English sources
Every village, though comprising members of several distinct clans, was an independent political unit ruled by a hereditary chief.
Who could be blamed for suspecting that Abbas had been preferred because it was believed that a white candidate can't win in a borough where the Bangladeshi community, though comprising only around a third of all residents, is highly politicised and has a huge bearing on election results?
Though comprising an important part of the local society, the pastoralists are still neglected when policies are being made for so-called development.
Though comprising only about 5% of the human genome, for instance, segmental duplications account for more divergent evolution between chimpanzees and humans than all single base-pair changes combined [47].
We recently described a novel sub-population of patients on mechanical ventilation (MV), those requiring prolonged acute mechanical ventilation (PAMV, defined as MV for ≥ 96 hours), who, though comprising 1/3 of all patients on MV, utilize 2/3 of the associated hospital resources.
The most vexing population, though, comprises mentally ill inmates.
Single men, though, comprised just 15% of the primary voters.
He has a perfectly shaped gauze of stubble wrapped around his chin, as though comprised of iron filings held to his face by the constant electromagnetic pulse that courses through his veins.
We're exploring the boundaries of what is real, what is physical, what is virtual?" These contemporary questions add a sense of urgency to Salonen's musical number, a piece which, though comprised of early 20th century music, revolves around the notion of newness and the U.S. as the new world.
Though generally comprised of tween to teen girls, the fans have made clear their pure, venomous hatred for the girl.
The euarthropods split in the two sister groups Chelicerata and Mandibulata; though, the clade comprising the hemocyanins of the Mandibulata (Myriapoda + Pancrustacea) is poorly supported (Bayesian posterior probability 0.58).
