Sentence examples for class constituted from inspiring English sources
In its fossil history the class constituted a much larger portion of the flora of the Earth than it does at the present time.
Euglenophyceae class constituted around 15% (10 species) of the total phytoplankton population and formed the third most dominant group in Prithus pool, whereas it ranked fifth in Braham Sarovar accounting for 6% (5 species).
Decades ago, the white working class constituted a reliably liberal voting bloc, but such folk have been steadily drifting away from the Democratic Party.
Two distinct groupings of NNRTI drugs were observed based on the distribution of virtual phenotypes: etravirine (ETR), the newest member of this drug class, constituted one group, while all other NNRTIs (efavirenz [EFV], delavirdine [DLV] and nevirapine [NVP]) comprised the second.
In the present study, this class constituted about 8.84% of ESTs and comprised predominantly the ribosomal proteins apart from some translation initiation factors.
Nonetheless, SHR and WIS within-bout responses (the faster response class) constituted only about half of the responses at the highest rate of reinforcement, when response rates were nearly asymptotic.
Chondrites are the most abundant meteorite class, constituting more than 85percentt of meteorite falls.
The "pilot guidance" function, both with individuals and in class, constitutes the center of the educational relationship fostering the students' full growth.
The problem of civic disengagement and apathy towards social realities becomes significant because the urban middle class constitutes of about 20% of India's population, or 250 million.
Colombia has a relatively large middle class, constituting about 35percentt of the population, but many families in the middle class have been battered by recession and do not have the cash to pay the tax.
"The growth of the global middle class constitutes a tectonic shift," the study says, adding that billions of people will gain new individual power as they climb out of poverty.
