Sentence examples for constituted according to from inspiring English sources

Individuals can have different norms depending on their position in the network structures constituted according to different types of stakes.

Four groups of patients were constituted according to the microbiological diagnosis: bacterial, viral, mixed (viral bacterial) and no etiology groups.

The initial analytical model of the structures has been constituted according to the project data and in-situ investigations on structures.

On the contrary, the body is constituted according to the form of sensations, which implies a variable distance from the self.

There is disagreement over the rest of the formulation Proclus attributes to Xenocrates: in speaking of 'the things that are always constituted according to nature', did Xenocrates intend to rule out forms for individuals, which are transitory, and for artefacts, which are not constituted according to nature?

"These programs were constituted according to the terms of a political agreement among the Human Genome Project funders that ELSI would be supported on condition that it operated downstream of the science and technology, and should concern itself primarily with framing social consequences".

Last May, an internal TERI investigation concluded that his alleged actions constituted harassment, according to Indian media outlets.

What constituted language, according to Saussure, was "the somehow mysterious fact that the thought-sound implies the divisions which are the ultimate units of linguistics.

Adolescent FGDs were held in homogeneously constituted categories according to sex and age in order to allow exploration of age and gender specific needs, perceptions and experiences.

The peptides originated from housekeeping proteins within the cell and some of them constituted neoantigens according to the TEIPP concept with the ability to give rise to CD8+ T-cell responses.

15 Table 3 shows the parameters that constituted "sarcopenia" according to the EWGSOP proposal 8 for all (n=1,325), women <80 years (n=1,022) and women 80 years and older (n=303).