Sentence examples for constituted a fall from inspiring English sources

Dislodging an opponent constituted a fall; two falls out of three constituted a match.

Participants may have had varying interpretations of what constituted a fall, with possible over- and underreporting of falls.

Research assistants completed a discharge interview where they provided participants, and if necessary their support person or carers, with information about what constituted a fall based on the World Health Organization definition of a fall event, 17 a diary for recording falls in the six months following discharge, and instruction in its use.

Null events constituted a 1750-msec presentatiof of the same fixation cross.

Falls were not defined for survey participants, which could have variations in interpretation of what constitutes a fall, and additional inaccuracies in the self-report data.

This problem was counterbalanced by making the bed so that the cover would not constitute a fall risk factor, removing unnecessary walking aids, and clearing the path to the bathroom.

The current crop of westerns may not yet represent enough swallows to officially constitute a summer, but certain themes are visible.

"With outright deflation in prices and wages in 2009 to 2011, this dark scenario constitutes a 1930s-like depresaysn," says the study, entitled How the great recession was brought to an end".

Isn't there some analogous case law in the charitable contribution context about whether a check written and mailed on 12/24/11 and received by the charity on 12/30 but not deposited until 1/3/12 constitutes a 2011 or 2012 charitable gift?

In an average diet of 2250 kcals per day this would constitute a 2.4 3.2% reduction in energy from fat.

With respect to the holiday season, these publications suggest the extent to which depression constituted a queer Christmas tradition.