Sentence examples for which comprises body from inspiring English sources

The BODE index, which comprises Body Mass Index, airflow Obstruction, Dyspnoea and Exercise (distance walked in 6 min) is a predictive factor of mortality in COPD and a better predictive factor for acute exacerbation than FEV1 [ 19].

The fair was organised by Pace, which comprises bodies including the Scottish government, Fife Council and the UK Department of Work and Pensions.

He distinguished two substances that make up an organism: the soma, which comprises most body parts and organs, and the germ plasm, which contains the cells that give rise to the gametes and hence to progeny.

The results obtained from instrumental analysis point to a Mamluk (13th 14th century) origin for this fragmentary lamp, which comprises a flared body with six handles and a tubular wick-holder.

The source of these energy savings includes the cost of ionic homeostasis which has been estimate to contribute 20-40 % of the routine metabolic rate in teleosts [ 15], a large part of which can be attributable to maintaining the resting membrane potential of fast skeletal muscle which comprises around 70%% of body mass in salmonids.

David Cameron has long since learned, like other prime ministers before him, to tread warily in dealing with the miasma of constitutional, electoral and strategic issues which comprise the body politic in Scotland.

Pulicat lagoon system (Fig. 1) is a shallow (area = ~ 300 km2, average depth = ~ 1 m; source: GLDB, Kourzeneva et al. 2012), microtidal, endorheic brackish water ecosystem connected to the BoB on the east coast of India which comprises of the lake water body, the fringe marshes and the islands.

However, the function and expression of RIP140 mRNA in human subcutaneous WAT, which comprises the main store of body fat, has to our knowledge not been reported.

These groups then undergo a morphogenetic process that produces a fruiting body structure, which comprises an approximately 2-mm stalk supporting a ball of spores, ~24 hours after the onset of starvation (Loomis, 1982).

Compared with concurrent blood lead, bone lead, which comprises > 95% of adult body lead burden and has a biologic half-life ranging from years to decades, is a better biologic marker for studying chronic toxicity of accumulated exposure and lead burden (Gonzalez-Cossio et al. 1997; Hu et al. 1996; Korrick et al. 1999).

The human upper-body contour, which comprises the head-shoulder silhouette, is visible in most cases.