Although algae and fungi were traditionally regarded as plants, fungi are now universally considered as constituting the kingdom Fungi, whereas algae are included in the kingdom Protista.
Linked markers were only considered as constituting a LG if more than six markers coalesced into a single group.
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.
This analysis suggests that the entropy (total) can be considered as constituted by two components, namely 'thermal entropy' that is constant in adiabatic reversible (isoentropic) processes where work interaction only occurs, and a 'mechanical entropy' that is constant in isovolumic reversible processes where heat interaction only occurs.
12 If the solution demonstrated adequate goodness of fit we considered this as constituting evidence in favour of construct validity of the domains of the HDQ.
While the material system used is the same, i.e. carbon fibers and PEEK matrix, three kinds of fibrous preforms namely unidirectional (UD) prepregs, braided fabrics, and knitted fabrics are considered as reinforcements, constituting six different candidate laminated plates.
The steering group decided that given that this tool worked in practice this should be considered as having constituted, in effect, an appropriate pilot for the evaluation study re the appropriateness and acceptability of the questionnaire.
I announced, therefore, that I would consider our class as constituting a small seminar in which I expected each student to take responsibility for their learning by coming to class having read the required materials, to join into study groups outside class with other students to share understandings of the concepts.
A major outcome was widespread support among botanists and zoologists for considering living organisms as constituting five separate kingdoms, four of which were placed in what was conceived of as the superkingdom Eukaryota (Protista, Plantae, Animalia, and Fungi); the fifth kingdom, Monera, constituted the superkingdom Prokaryota.
