Sentence examples for are often constituted by from inspiring English sources
Online personae are often constituted by enumerating your consumer preferences.
Similar to many other RNA viruses, classical electron microscopy studies provided evidence that VSV exhibits a high viral particle-to-PFU ratio and that individual PFUs are often constituted by aggregates of infectious viral particles (Arstila, 1976; Galasso, 1967).
Individual β-hairpins correspond to previously noted (Islam et al., 1993; Hung et al., 2000) repeats in the TCP domain sequence; the turns of these hairpins are often constituted by a PDG motif explaining the high frequency of proline and glycine residues in this domain.
An ethical problem is essentially constituted by disagreement or uncertainty in attitude, though it is often constituted by disagreement or uncertainty in belief as well.
No, says Waldron (and here he follows Catharine MacKinnon's argument about pornography), the speech is the damage: "[T]he harms emphasized in this book are often harms constituted by speech rather than merely caused by speech".
These changes in personality are often reported by family members as constituting the greatest source of stress and burden, which has an impact on psychosocial outcome.
This is supported by a study done in Kenya which showed that district health management teams were often poorly constituted and lacked requisite capacity to undertake their function.
Furthermore, the perceptions held by children of colour of what constitutes attractiveness, beauty and positive qualities are often skewed by mainstream media images.
Latin American political parties have often been constituted by the personal following of a leader rather than by adherents of certain political beliefs or proponents of certain issues.
Although their experiences are often overshadowed by those of the more-populous Southeast nations, the peoples of the Northeast constituted perhaps one-third to one-half of those who were subject to removal.
Although tendinopathies constitute a heterogeneous group of conditions, they are often treated by similar combinations of local and systemic symptomatic interventions.
