After 98 Englishmen, 30 Scots and eight Northern Irishmen, seven Italians constitute – jointly with the Republic of Ireland – the largest group of managers from a single nation in the 20 years of the Premier League, with Mancini and Di Matteo preceded by Gianluca Vialli, Attilio Lombardo, Claudio Ranieri, Zola and Carlo Ancelotti.
Ghrelin and orexins with some other peptides constitute jointly an orexigenic part of gut-brain axis which integrates and regulates the homeostasis of energy balance and feeding [ 19].
One might have thought that a focus on individual events is more appropriate: an event E is causally determined if and only if there exists a set of prior events {A, B, C …} that constitute a (jointly) sufficient cause of E. Then if all or even just most events E that are our human actions are causally determined, the problem that matters to us, namely the challenge to free will, is in force.
They ought to give more attention to the ways in which meaning is jointly constituted through sequences of verbal and nonverbal exchanges.
In the early 21st century, the combined ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach accounted for nearly two-thirds of the West Coast's foreign import cargo and, in terms of volume, jointly constituted the third largest harbour in the world after Singapore and Hong Kong.
From the implemented analysis, bungalow single-family was seen to represent 29% of the total estimated population; whereas Multi-H/H compound accounted for 57%; one-floor storey building single H/H 2% and one-floor storey building multi-H/H jointly constituted for 10% of the total population.
Even though our physical sense of self is jointly constituted by our physical appearance, of which the face is perhaps its most distinctive feature, and by our sensory-motor body, there has been no direct research link between these two main aspects of selfhood, face and body.
Together with the most stem group of Karatavitidae, they jointly constituted the superfamily Ephialtitoidea [ 1].
These three reasons jointly constituted nearly half (44.3%) of all the reasons why the respondents did not use the ANC facilities.
The salience of, for example, an interpersonal encounter is jointly constituted by the patient's experience, belief, and expression ("inner and outer").
