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In 1999, it purchased 40percentt of McLaren Group, which comprises not only the racing team but companies as disparate as a catering company, an electronics company and a sports car building company.

A third major field is that of communications, which comprises not only telegraphy and telephony but also satellite communications and the transmission of voice and data by laser signals through optical-fibre networks.

Based on the results we conclude that granular PCL/Ca-polyP-MP hybrid material is suitable for the fabrication of bioprintable scaffold which comprises not only biomechanical stability but also morphogenetic potential.

The undifferentiated-type gastric carcinoma (UGC) according to the Japanese classification [ 3] mostly overlaps poorly differentiated GC, which comprises not only the diffuse type including signet ring cell carcinoma (SIG) but also the solid type and the mixed type with minor tubular component (TC).

Each was welded to orthodontic bands and evaluated for overall stiffness, which comprised not only the stiffness of the screws themselves but also the resistance of the entire structure, including the welded joints.

The inclusion criteria for falling into the category of "other," a category which comprises those not fitting into three major race/ethnicity categories, either because of multiple races, membership in another racial group, or non-response, was not uniform and so minimum and maximum values based on extremes of possible classification schemes were estimated.

Taken together, these results are consistent with targeting of the endomembrane system, which comprises of not just the ER but also the nuclear envelope and vacuole structures as well.

Anti-MUC1* is a rabbit polyclonal antibody that was raised against a synthetic peptide that corresponds to the first forty-five (45) membrane-proximal amino acids of the extracellular domain, which comprises most if not all of the extracellular domain of the cleavage product, MUC1* (Fig. 1B).

The residual category, which comprises all causes of death not included in the 11 categories above, makes up slightly less than 20 25% of all deaths between ages 50 and 84.

The broad thematic approach of the overarching CBHI study, which comprises various impact-related topics not addressed in this article but covered in the same FGDs, made it necessary to identify a number of respondents large enough to reach data saturation in each region.

The authors cannot explain why the numbers dropped so precipitously in the West, which comprises Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming, because the analysis did not factor in contextual data.