Sentence examples for truly consists from inspiring English sources

However, the generalized drop in recruitment observed in the overall stock (ICES 2008) would suggest that European eel truly consists of one single demographic unit.

Over the last decade, several studies investigated the genetic structure of the European eel to explore whether the species truly consists of a single panmictic population or several genetic units [see van Ginneken and Maes (2005) and Maes and Volckaert (2007) for comprehensive reviews].

Support organizations that truly consist of the people that they are supposed to help.

Tuesday's bill was truly mixed, consisting of George Balanchine's "Western Symphony," Jerome Robbins's "In G Major" and Peter Martins's "Symphonic Dances".

First, the selected population was not truly homogeneous, consisting of both isthmic and degenerative origin of the spondylolisthesis.

A truly artistic work consists of labyrinthine language (or at least simple language that is carefully arranged), and necessitates contemplation.

It is, however, a truly special record, consisting of 14 brief, beautiful songs built around the fragile nexus of his immaculately emotive voice and soft piano, with the occasional daub of textural colour.

Although breast cancer is a truly heterogeneous disease, consisting of several molecular subgroups that still need to be further refined in order to optimise treatment protocols, it is reasonable to assume that the mevalonate pathway plays a key role in certain subgroups.

Even more than the 2002 Farm Bill, this one has eroded U.S. credibility and leadership at the WTO trade talks and given the other key players yet another excuse to evade their own responsibility to make the Round successful responsibility that in the EU's case consists of accepting truly meaningful cuts in all the tariffs it applies to agricultural products.

What is truly important in human life consists precisely of those things which cannot be measured; love, decency, joy, all the great virtues and passions.

The approach presented here consists in a truly-mixed variational formulation coupled to a mixed-FEM discretization that uses the composite element of Johnson and Mercier for the discretization of the stress field.