Sentence examples for but this constitutes from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure how plausible it is, but this constitutes as some of that food for thought everyone always seems to be hungry for.
Researchers may end up disagreeing over the latent's preferred identity but this constitutes research advancement because it clarifies disagreements previously obscured by conceptual imprecision.
The absolute number of prescriptions for strontium ranelate increased (from 28 in 2006 to 2370 in 2008), but this constitutes only 4.02% of the number of BP prescriptions.
It's a nice gesture, but surely this constitutes bribery.
The chemical formula for the protein otherwise known as titin runs to 189,819 letters, but whether this constitutes a 'word' is a moot point.
Dr. Wolfe agrees that the low level of conservation of gene orientation of homologs of genes on A. gossypii chromosome I (only 46% of duplicated pairs preserve their orientation) does not support the WGD model, but believes this constitutes a special situation arising from the existence of the MAT locus in chromosome I.
Our results represent further evidence of the harmful effect of tobacco consumption on differentiated NPC; but as this constitutes a small proportion of all NPCs in North Africa, the contribution of cigarette and snuff to general NPC risk in these countries is small.
In some patients with focal neurological signs a computed tomography (CT) scan was done when the facility was available, but this constituted a small minority of patients.
This political nature of the NHS CRS was understood by most stakeholders – often it was what they wanted to talk about most [ 40] – but this constituted a significant methodological challenge to account for such influences.
Leflunomide use also potentially impacted on systolic blood pressure but this constituted an inverse relationship (partial R = -0.177, P = 0.08) thereby arguing against an adverse effect of leflunomide on blood pressure amongst black Africans with RA.
