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In particular, chaotic layers arising around separatrices which connect unstable equilibria constitute a network of interlinked paths along which trajectories can diffuse.

Cytokines constitute a network of redundant and pleiotropic molecules allowing a cross-talk between separate cells in either an autocrine or paracrine way.

Large macropores between the subglobules and finely distributed micropores within the subglobule constitute a network of pore inside the iPP particle.

Of course the various enactments by Congress extending over nearly half a century constitute a network of provisions, steadily tightened and enlarged, for grappling with a powerful, subtle and elusive enemy.

Firms and the cooperative links together constitute a network of cooperation in R&D.

"initiation into scientific inquiry requires education" "[A]s the practitioners of the sciences all together constitute a network of communities embedded in a society, the sciences are also among a society's activities and depend for their survival on that society's valuing what they do".

Long before Bourdieu, other sociologists drew attention to the potential wealth that constitutes a network of social relations.

It now constitutes a network of social and medical scientists working from nine countries in Africa, Asia and Europe and from the US who are collaborating on interdisciplinary models for chronic disease research, intervention and policy to help to address the public health challenges posed by chronic diseases in Africans both in Africa and in the diaspora (see appendix 2).

In the pathway enrichment results, the up-regulated pathways included IL-4, TNF, TGF-β and MAPK signaling pathways, which constituted a network with centralization of JUN, FOS and JAK critical transcription factors (Fig.  6).

A set of simplices constitutes a simplicial complex in a similar way to how a set of edges constitutes a network.

At the Prism stage, blastocoelar GADCs constituted a network (Fig. 3K) and some of them infiltrated into the ectoderm at the tips of the early anal arms (Fig. 3K′).