Sentence examples for be considered constituting from inspiring English sources

In those cases a local point spread function (PSF) for each spatial location of the image support must be considered, constituting globally a PSF field.

Evidence for stepwise replacement of flight feathers requires showing first that the feathers being considered constitute a single molt series and, second, that in some individuals two or more waves of feather replacement progress in the same direction through the series simultaneously [16],[16].

This evidence suggests that, even though measuring the informativeness of the AIMs would seem a logical way to proceed when designing a panel, ensuring that a large number of AIMs is considered constitutes at least an equally important parameter.> -wrap-foot> termterm "average LSBL" refers to the LSBL accumulated and standardized by the number of AIMs in each panel.

For this research the weathered layer is considered probably constituting materials like loosed sediments and sandy-clay materials (based on resistivity variation as typified by the resistivity table in Fig. 15 correlated with resistivity values obtain for this survey).

A realistic uncertain model is considered which constitutes various uncertainties associated with complex nonlinear model of AHU.

Such sounds are often found in exclamations, animal calls and borrowed words; some may be considered as constituting a secondary phonemic system (Fries & Pike 1949; Harris 1951).

The latter were associated with severe pregnancy complications that were usually performed after 22 weeks of gestation, and consequently cannot be considered as constituting prenatal diagnostics.

Moreover, inadequate study design such as a too-small sample size and/or the inadequate controlling for certain confounders (such as age and gender) should also be considered as constituting the underpinning for such differing results.

The GL is the value that is considered satisfactory and constitutes a target value.

Social capital is considered to be constituted of three forms of interaction: bonds, bridges and linkages.

Seddon (1999) summarized a variety of definitions that have been considered regarding what constitutes a successful reintroduction.