Sentence examples for constitute an expression from inspiring English sources
The vote would constitute an expression of Commons opinion and not be binding on a private company.
This survey presents similarities in the travel paths of rodents and humans, suggesting that these constitute an expression of similar underlying biobehavioral mechanisms.
Claiming that abortion can constitute an expression of religious beliefs is hardly the most uncontroversial move, something Greaves is aware of.
Recent surveys of Russians superficially support the notion that official declamations about moral conservatism constitute an expression of the popular will.
An input gene set is prepared by collecting genes, which are considered to constitute an expression module, based on prior biological knowledge, e.g., a TF binding motif.
There is no established framework for the aggregation of datasets across web portals, there are no standards for recording logs, or for the determination of what exactly constitutes an expression of interest in a specific article.
In this study we evaluated whether coexpression of these functionally linked prognostic markers constitutes an expression signature in ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) of the breast that may promote cell proliferation and (lymph)angiogenesis.
The bullying subscale included three items referring to intentional behaviors, aimed at establishing a power imbalance between peers and harming others, therefore, even though a definition of bullying was not given to the participants, we agree with Espelage and Holt (2001) that all items constitute an appropriate expression of bullying.
Since phenotypic deviations are negligible, CCD-reduced plants likely constitute an ideal expression system for glycosylated allergens.
His orations constitute a significant expression of contemporary Athenian intellectual prowess and provide an insight into the politics and culture of ancient Greece during the 4th century BC.
