Thus I may attempt to constitute these aspects of my being as objective "forces" which hold sway over me in the manner of relations between things.
The uniform chromosomal distribution of the many operons regulated by HU strongly suggests that the transcriptional and nucleoid architectural functions of HU constitute two aspects of a unique protein-DNA interaction mechanism.
Understanding and controlling these mechanisms, therefore, constitute critical aspects of preventing or delaying the onset of age-related pathologies.
The latter issue is, however, of minor concern as we have registered the majority of variables that constitute broad aspects of the health problems in COPD patients.
Fear of future suffering, due to either progression of symptoms, or impairment of strength to bear the suffering, constitute two aspects which are frequently mentioned in Dutch literature concerning EPAS.
Therefore, care experience may be seen as a continuum of events, hence factors such as the patient's previous hospital experiences/expectations of care, self-efficacy level and notion of shared decision making may constitute important aspects in evaluating care experience that should be further explored.
Each utterance, each sentence is spoken with a certain rhythm, each word also carries the way in which it is said, the way in which it refers to the world, and all these elements constitute an aspect of language, for they help to establish the ultimate meaning of the words.
It was also made explicit that the interview with the researcher was for research purposes and did not constitute any aspect of their clinical care and merely represents part of a research project.
Attitudes varied widely between professionals treating TYA patients with cancer as to what constitutes key aspects of specialist care.
