Sentence examples for been argued to constitute from inspiring English sources

Such unstructured/semi-structured, yet semantically rich data has been argued to constitute 95% of all Big Data [6].

Strongly-conserved elements in the genome have been argued to constitute cores of conserved networks.

For example, in 2000 the Catholic theologian Eberhard Tiefensee identified what he called an "East German folk atheism" which could be argued to constitute a substantial part of a regional identity against West German Catholic domination.

The appeals court also said notices sent by INA to policyholders informing them of the split "implied that nothing of consequence had occurred" and thus were "likely to deceive," which could be argued to constitute "fraud".

On this basis we conclude that these oscillations cannot constitute the perceptual or intensity code of tinnitus that they are argued to be in current models of tinnitus.

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Both parts were subsumed into the Achaemenid Empire in 539 BC, and it has been argued that they constituted the satrapies of Media and Athura, respectively.

Although the exact neurophysiological underpinnings are not yet fully understood, it has been argued that pupil diameter responsivity constitutes an indirect index for the locus coeruleus norepinephrine (LC/NE) function (Gilzenrat et al. 2010).

It has been argued that the evasion of mitotic catastrophe constitutes one of the gateways to cancer development.

Thus, it has been argued that modulation of metabolic rate and/or the components of the DGC is unlikely to constitute a fitness benefit.

It has been argued that the 4 years of schooling constitute the minimum level in the basic education cycle (Lockheed et al. 1980).