Sentence examples for constituted of some from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire used in this research constitutes of a preamble and 02 parts the preamble had an as objective to define the theme of research, it equally constituted of some personal information of the respondents such as: age, gender, present occupation in the enterprise.
In order to be effective in their role of exemplifying forms, particulars must possess certain general characteristics qua particulars: they must be spatially extended and spatially situated, and they must be constituted of some indeterminate but determinable "stuff" that is subject to determination by way of participating in forms.
These molecules, mainly constituted of carbohydrates, proteins and some lipids, may react with Nile red.
Furthermore, the healthy controls for this study constituted of patients relatives and some health workers at the centre of the study.
John H. Bryan, chairman of the museum, said that the donations of cash and artworks constituted "some of the most extraordinary philanthropic activity in the museum's history".
This stuff has constituted some of the most fun evenings in my life.
The intuition they were attempting to capture involved properties that in and of themselves constituted some degree of evidence for design properties that were not merely constantly conjoined, for whatever reason, with instances of design.
The SCBA is constituted by some of the best and brightest bioscientists primarily located in North America and Asia who are prolific in publishing outstanding works in competitive journals.
There's no doubt that playing along to music tracks as part of an entire band composed of plastic instruments constitutes some of the finest party fun available to mankind.
The Syrian government may be able to ignore international pressure, and tell itself the failure of the U.N. resolution yesterday constituted some kind of victory.
The testers had two criteria, pain and stiffness, for judging the end of movement and this may also have constituted some source of measurement variation, although small.
