Sentence examples for constitute a branch from inspiring English sources

(Scholars are not agreed on the classification of Dogon; hence it is listed separately, though it does not constitute a branch as do the other nine).

The Makassarese, who account for the majority of the population, constitute a branch of the Malay people and are closely related to the Bugis.

Cationic Antimicrobial Peptides (CAMPs) constitute a branch of the innate immune system.

Nine of W-Beijing strains with the wild-type mutT2 gene had a characteristic mutation on codon 37 of the ogt gene, which suggests that these isolates constitute a branch of the W-Beijing family that diverged after the acquisition of the mutT4 mutation but before the development of the nucleotide substitution on mutT2.

Phylogenetic analysis showed that C. gigas AST sequence constitutes a branch distinct from homologous sequences from other invertebrate groups.

Genetically, GI.8, together with GI.9, constitutes a branch in the GI NoV phylogenetic tree (Fig. 1A) (Kroneman et al., 2013) and has the longest A- and P-, but shortest T-loops (Fig. 1B) that are heavily involved in the formation of the GI HBGA binding interfaces (Bu et al., 2008; Choi et al., 2008; Kubota et al., 2012; Shanker et al., 2014).

This forges a connection between (i) the idea that each moment in Dasein's existence constitutes a branch-point at which it chooses a way to be, and (ii) the claim that Dasein's projects and possibilities are essentially bound up with the ways in which other entities may become intelligible.

In the United States, military police constitute a separate branch of the army known as the Military Police Corps.

In addition, GI.8, together with the GI.9 NoVs constitute a genetic branch that has the longest A-, B- and P-loops, but the shortest S- and T-loops among GI NoVs (Fig. 1).

(The Ty3/Gypsy lineages related to each class does not constitute a monophyletic branch in any phylogeny).

The sequences from Ciona, amphioxus and Petromyzon constitute a separate branch with similarities to GPRC5C receptors from vertebrates.