Sentence examples similar to constitute the long term from inspiring English sources
These data support the idea that SLAM Scahi/MolO cells might constitute the long-term reservoir of dormant HSCs that respond to stress or injury (Ohlstein et al., 2004; Wilson et al., 2008).
A particularly subtle examination of the role of narrative in constituting our emotions over the long term is to be found in (Goldie 2012).
Jones' ten years as CAS constituted the longest continuous term of any RAAF chief.
An ITER-like ICRH antenna, new or improved Diagnostics, modifications to the existing divertor to operate at higher triangularity and higher power, which will be installed during the scheduled 2004 shutdown, constitute the technical scope of the long term enhancements.The JET Enhancements benefit from significant contributions also from international collaborations with non-European laboratories.
We believe that these findings constitute a major contribution for the long term storage of somatic cells from animals threatened from extinction.
However, White House officials disagreed about what constituted a tolerable level of deficit spending in the long term.
In addition, current provincial policies are inadequate to protect cougar populations in the long term or ensure the welfare of individuals that constitute the population.
"The important thing is the long term".
But the long term looks murky.
In the long term, just possibly not.
