Sentence examples for as this would constitute from inspiring English sources

In fact, synthesis and simultaneous hydrolysis of PHB make physiologically no sense as this would constitute a futile cycle, but the degradation of small amounts of PHB to maintain the basal metabolism was proposed (Peplinski et al. 2010).

Man "I don't want to put you out, but can you stick the football on?" The staff simultaneously turned forlorn, as though this would constitute a disaster.

As they acknowledge, this would constitute a major change in practice for psychologists.

(This would constitute, as he memorably puts it, a "mechanics of the soul" [Wittgenstein 1966, 29]).

One simple means to assess this would be to describe the characteristic frequency of each of the 8 detected states using e.g., a Fourier transformation at the center of mass for each network as presented in Figure 2. If this would constitute too much additional work, the authors should provide a substantial and well-referenced limitations section.

Were such long bones also pneumatic, this would constitute an extraordinary condition, as none of the limb bones in Archaeopteryx nor those in other basal avians outside Ornithothoraces (Enantiornithes + Euornithes) has ever been shown to be pneumatic.

This would constitute a second revolution.

This would constitute a revolution inside the Pentagon.

All this would constitute a genuine improvement in transparency.

This would constitute a separate category in itself.

This would constitute nothing less than a cultural revolution.