Sentence examples for constituted clearly from inspiring English sources

The three zones constituted clearly distinguishable units in terms of vegetation and soil characteristics.

In the hierarchical clustering in Japan, bedrock mountains constituted clearly separate branches from other terrain types.

One would not expect sensory level integration in these trials, as the sequential presentations were separated by three seconds and constituted clearly separate sensory events.

Both of these details contain ambiguity that potentially undermines the practical application of the Act: what constitutes clearly distinguishable or special characteristics and how to ensure that the special characteristics are not altered.

A -- Paul Wein, a spokesman for the New York City Department of Buildings, said that unless the use of an apartment by a number of out-of-town guests can be clearly established to constitute a safety hazard or a change in the permitted use of the building, there is little the department can do to prohibit property owners from renting or permitting the subletting of their apartments.

Parameters that constitute disease activity must be clearly defined.

The names of the lawyers who wrote a number of opinions -- including the memo on the president's use of recess appointments during the Senate's pro forma sessions -- were also blacked out because their disclosure would "constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy," the official wrote.

Figure 5 shows the consensus tree of a Bayesian analysis in which angiosperm RpoT polymerases constitute two clearly discernible groups: one consisting of plastid-localized polymerases, and the other of mitochondrial-localized and dual-targeted enzymes.

They showed that L. johnsonii, L. gasseri and L. acidophilus constitute three clearly independent and consistent genomic groups, although L. gasseri was more closely related to L. johnsonii than to L. acidophilus.

The majority of the profile detected in the MCF-7 CN cells was not present in the MCF-7 H2 cells, including, most notably, a large set of genes that constitute a clearly recognizable cell cycle arrest signature.

Figure  3 shows the rooted (green algae) consensus tree of the PhyML analysis in which angiosperm RPOT polymerases constitute two clearly discernible groups: one consisting of plastid-localised polymerases, and the other of mitochondrial-localised and dual-targeted enzymes, while Selaginella and Physcomitrella polymerases do not belong to these clusters.