And these subcategorized constituents correspond closely to the complements of the verb, as distinct from any adjuncts.
In the Northeast, entire pregnancy exposures to constituents most closely associated with motor vehicles, EC and zinc, were associated with lower birth weights and higher risk of term LBW, as were oil combustion associated elements, vanadium and nickel, and road dust and related constituents such as silicon and aluminum (Bell et al. 2010).
The HOX clusters and members of the SP gene family represent the third co-duplicated group; again the constituent genes remained closely linked on each of the relevant chromosomal segments.
Some, like former Mayor Edward I. Koch, see him as a leader with a genius for serving constituents but too closely aligned with American Communism.
But they largely agree that constituents feel more closely connected to their locally elected council members and that town government has become more responsive to residents.
These constituents are also closely correlated to total inorganic As (Astot) and Ca. Furthermore, the direction and magnitude of each vector indicates its importance as a constituent of the samples lying in the direction in which the vector points.
The anionic species of these constituent molecules adsorb more closely and strongly on the AA surface.
This is important, because in the U.S. political system, where elected officials closely measure constituent feedback, meetings with real people are much more effective than letter or phone campaigns.
When closely examining constituent items of both factors, the feature of the first factor, like that of the second factor of Cheng et al. (1999) study, included all five items of communication involvement between the teacher and the student in classroom situations (4, 15, 19, 29, and 33).
Figure 3A,B demonstrates this by showing how standardized unclassified values of Hs and As indices (scale 0 10) for constituent block-groups are closely grouped in towns and strata, respectively.
In the Abhidharmic analysis of mind and mental constituents, a dharma most closely refers to a temporal instance in the stream of cognitive events, which is momentary and discrete, that arises together with a moment of cognitive awareness (a vijñāna).
