Sentence examples for constitute a combination from inspiring English sources
The OMNI data constitute a combination of solar wind measurements from several spacecraft time-shifted to represent the solar wind conditions at the bow shock nose.
Soft they may be, but these skills constitute a combination that is essential to the core work of innovation, which rarely happens in instantaneous individual breakthroughs but rather evolves through collaborative group endeavors in which personal adaptability is a necessity.
Intriguingly, none of the coding haplotypes are unique, they constitute a combination of haplotypes I, II and III, with the latter one otherwise only found in Iran.
It is unclear, however, which of these measures are most robustly associated with long-term survival, which are linked to one or instead to multiple disease processes, which provide independent versus redundant information, and which might ultimately constitute a combination of variables that best characterizes the "healthy aging" concept.
The coexistence of arterial hypertension (AH) and type 2 diabetes mellitus constitutes a combination of increasing incidence and high cardiovascular risk.
8, 11 Consequently, the Cu-ZnO(H) contact most likely constitutes a combination of promotional effects.
Bacterial resistance genes computed either as an independent unit or constituting a combination together with a particular subcellular replicator (for instance a plamid).
The polymeric barrier layers constituted a combination of pectin/Avicel (PBL) (1st barrier layer) and hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) (HBL1 and HBL2) as the 2nd and 3rd barrier layers, respectively.
In the V alphabet, our model takes into account the following entities to be treated as objects: Bacterial resistance genes computed either as an independent unit or constituting a combination together with a particular subcellular replicator (for instance a plamid).
In fact, C-reactive protein alone [ 32], the Glasgow prognostic score constituting a combination of C-reactive protein and albumin levels [ 12], the platelet to lymphocyte ratio [ 14, 15] or the Prognostic index constituted of a combination of C-reactive protein and white cell count [ 11], were all shown to be associated with survival in cancer patients.
Our criteria for the adequate definition of "cold spell" constituted a combination of two components: a) the severity of temperature, expressed as a percentile or absolute measure; and b) the minimum duration of two consecutive days of the event.
