Sentence examples for assumed to constitute a from inspiring English sources

All the elements assumed to constitute a matrimonial bond (love, sex, companionship, cooperation) had long disappeared, if indeed they had ever been present.

(Therefore, they can be assumed to constitute a distinct type of program).

Force arrivals at the beam are assumed to constitute a Poisson process of events.

Force arrivals at the bridge are assumed to constitute a Poisson process of events.

The norm is conserved because the secret carriers are assumed to constitute a basis of the secret subspace:.

Only Bhutan nationalized its rangelands, made pastoralists - who are assumed to constitute a tenth of Bhutan's population - mainstream actors and made them eligible users within the framework of the 2007 'New Land Act of Bhutan'.

If this is the case, gravity waves generated in the troposphere and propagating up to the MLT region, generally assumed to constitute an important influence on the climatology of the region, may be a less important source of energy and momentum in the 80 100 km region than has been hitherto believed.

This gene order has been assumed to constitute an intermediate form between the "ancestral avian" and the "remnant CR(2)" gene orders, which is characterized by two apparently functional control region duplicates [ 6, 11].

The items for external regulation included three items for career motifs, eight items for social regulation and one item, which did not fit either category but was assumed to constitute an important external motif ("I mostly teach because it belongs to my scope of duties").

Dioxin via the airways is not the only entrance into the body; intake via food is assumed to constitute as much as 15 pg a day (2.44 pg/kg body weight (bw)/day; 70 kg) (Danish Environmental Protection Agency 1997).

For the purposes of the statistical analysis, individual lesions were assumed to constitute statistically independent observations even when more than one lesion was present in a single patient.