Sentence examples for which contain few from inspiring English sources

It is written in the style of oracular poetry, full of elegant repetitions, elegant repetitions that induce a hypnotic effect, elegant repetitions that suggest authority through their wonderful numbing rhythms, but which contain few facts.

Across the board, burials from the Baodun culture are simple pit burials which contain few offerings, hinting at a communal ethos as a governing principal of society.

As BWT is faster but less precise than SWA, we employ the former in the early stages of the process, to obtain a rapid mapping of a large number of reads (those which contain few EIDs).

The IRT-calibrated PROMIS physical function items have exhibited excellent performance and responsiveness in the populations studied, which contain few subjects at the floor or above the current ceiling [ 5].

Thirdly, networks which contain few individuals with depressive symptoms may be positively related to self-management, as depression has shown to have both a contagious pattern in networks [ 25] and to be related to worse health behaviors [ 26, 27] and impaired efforts for achieving lifestyle change [ 20].

With the F.D.A.'s blessing, cigarette companies could also start selling so-called safer cigarettes, which contain fewer carcinogens, without worrying that the agency would punish them for making unapproved health claims.

Molecules of tRNA (sometimes also called soluble, or activator, RNA), which contain fewer than 100 nucleotides, bring the specified amino acids to the ribosomes, where they are linked to form proteins.

We employ a validated first-order lumped dynamic model of the Up-THERM heat converter, a two-phase unsteady heat-engine that belongs to a class of innovative devices known as thermofluidic oscillators, which contain fewer moving parts than conventional engines and represent an attractive alternative for remote or off-grid power generation as well as waste-heat conversion applications.

False-positive HIV antibody test results can occur in the absence of infection due to cross-reactivity between viral proteins and tested specimens, but such cross-reactivity is less common using current peptide-based EIAs which contain fewer antigens than previous viral lysate-based EIAs [9].

The analysis restricts the results to papers which contain fewer than 100 genes, in order to exclude papers that cite very many genes.

The mapping was also performed with two older releases of the expression data (release 1.0.3, January 2009 and release 1.0.5, July 2008), which contain fewer experiments (see Table 4).