To examine the sex and race/ethnicity composition of those ever in and those released from CFs, we weighted the population by the sex and race/ethnicity makeup of the constituent parts.
Maury went on to contribute to that classification system as well, and she also published the first catalog of stellar spectra -- bands of light, broken up into their constituent wavelengths, that reveal the chemical makeup of a star.
There are a number of constituents of the interstellar medium whose makeup is not understood: for instance, the numerous types of grains and numerous optical, infrared and microwave radiations, along with the carriers of the DIBs.
Fragmentation of the constituent proteins can alter the amino acid makeup leading to profound changes in the properties of resulting BMSS.
Index funds follow a passive investment strategy in that they only adjust their portfolio constituents when there is a change in the makeup of the underlying index.
Two national-level studies reported that the PM2.5 mortality association differed depending on the chemical makeup of PM2.5, but neither study estimated constituent-specific associations with mortality (Bell et al. 2009; Franklin et al. 2008).
The impetus then was to pass decision-making authority to the local level, where officials would reflect a district's ethnic makeup and would presumably know more about their constituents' educational needs.
For some, dark under-eye circles are left free of makeup to serve as a sign of how hard they toil for their constituents.
These data suggest that the overall physicochemical makeup rather than particle mass may be important, especially considering water-soluble metallic constituents and organics.
He introduced Mr. Thompson to constituent after constituent.
In April, several of Dernoga's constituents said they were opposed to the proposed project because it is too big for the neighborhood, not because of the racial makeup of the congregation.
