Sentence examples for constitute a section from inspiring English sources
The southern end of the belt connects to the Itoigawa-Shizuoka tectonic line and is considered to constitute a section of the convergent boundary between the Eurasian and North American plates (Kobayashi, 1983; Nakamura, 1983).
First, the hallmark of exclusionary conduct is that the alleged conduct must harm the competitive process (i.e. consumers); harm to competitors alone is insufficient to constitute a Section 2 violation.
The results shown in this article will constitute a section of the ML-S doctoral thesis at the University of Granada.
Two regions of sequence similarity to tyrosine kinases are found at around 24 kb and 36 kb away from the start methionine codon of Pdu-Xlox, separated by Pdu-AIR1L, which is transcribed in the opposite orientation, and together these tyrosine kinase regions constitute a section of the Pdu-Btk gene.
This is due to the fact that the SWs in type-1 constitute a box section, which has very high flexural and torsional stiffnesses.
The draft propagated regulons constitute a separate section in the database.
These results and the results on our investigation to address the second major concern of the reviewers (DNA sequence specificity; see below) now constitute a new section of the manuscript entitled "Characterize the interaction between SerRS and DNA" and the new Figure 4.
They had the final say on who made the cut, juggling the results to make sure they matched up with their vision of what should constitute a cross-section of the community.
When a segment matches an input segment, the segments are considered to be similar, as depicted by the black line in Figure 2. Section and segment constitute a similar segment pair.
Obviously, collocations constitute an essential section of vocabulary knowledge in multiple models of mental lexicon (Nation 2001).
As for live vaccines containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) susceptible to be released into the environment, Directive 2001/18/EC determines the framework and principles of an environmental risk assessment (ERA) process, the results of which constitute an important section of the vaccine registration package submitted to registration authorities.
