Sentence examples for because it usually constitutes from inspiring English sources
Calibration is also called preprocessing because it usually constitutes the first step in the microarray analysis pipeline.
Usually, it'd be an undergraduate who took one of my courses as a sophomore or a freshman, and then took another course or two with me later on, which usually constitutes a fairly intimate understanding of a student.
The latter variable was included because baseline levels usually constitute a period of combined sympathetic and, probably more important, parasympathetic activity, and the latter can positively influence amylase activity itself [31, 32].
Although such difference is small in absolute value, it becomes significant when considering that the set of MP is usually constituted of hundreds of elements.
LTIPs usually constitute the largest element of executive pay.
Kreise usually constitute the highest level of local government.
Assembling HGD is bound to be profitable because it ultimately constitutes the basis for precision medicine.
Feedback is an important component of assessment in learning environments, because it constitutes a new learning opportunity which is not usually available in most eLearning systems.
Because it constitutes a corruption of governance and an undermining of democracy.
Recently, sarcopenia has attracted attention as therapeutic target because it constitutes a risk factor for metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.
