Sentence examples for constitute a characteristic from inspiring English sources

The pattern of signals appeared to constitute a characteristic feature of FLSs involved in rheumatoid arthritic joint-destructive processes.

Migrating cells generate finger-like cellular extensions that contain parallel actin-bundles (Mallavarapu and Mitchison, 1999; Yang et al., 2009), termed filopodia, that constitute a characteristic feature of metastasizing cells (Machesky, 2008; Arjonen et al., 2011; Pan et al., 2011).

This constitutes a characteristic feature of phosphonium moieties and was termed a-effect.

Assumption (iii) takes account of the high degree of uncertainty on actual demands in a post-disaster scenario, which constitutes a characteristic property of disaster relief logistics (cf. [8]).

Intracellular filamentous deposits containing microtubule-associated protein tau constitute a defining characteristic of many neurodegenerative disorders.

A lack of beds for patients suffering from acute disease and beds for Intensive Care Units (ICU) constitute a structural characteristic of the SUS that must be tackled.

In bromeliads, absorbent tank roots may constitute a highly characteristic specialized root system that penetrates the spaces between the basal parts of tank-forming leaves.

We did not find in our Indian isolates any type II motifs, which constitute a signature characteristic of East Asian gene pool.

Although emotions constitute a common characteristic of human beings, each individual differs widely in "the ability to monitor one's own and others' feelings and emotions, to discriminate among them and to use this information to guide one's thinking and actions" (i.e. EI) [ 6], p. 189].

These split-off nodes constitute an essential characteristic of the network.

Loss-of-contact inhibition properties constitute an important characteristic of transformed cells.