Sentence examples for constituted one such from inspiring English sources

I felt that those two volumes constituted one such period, which seemed to be a summation of everything I had to say.

There is evidence to suggest that Anatolia constituted one such refugia for fallow deer (Masseti, 1996; Chapman and Chapman, 1997) but the extent to which other areas also provided refuge remains unknown.

Obviously, recorded votes on passage constitute one such point, but as mentioned earlier, not all bills get to this final stage.

Recent research shows that homophilous social networks among faculty entrepreneurs constitute one such barrier, and yet few studies have investigated the specific characteristics of spinoff networks and their relationship to entrepreneurial development.

People with certain genetic susceptibilities might constitute one such group.

The notion that high mobility group box 1 protein (HMGB1) may constitute one such candidate molecule forms the background for the present work.

Disulfide-rich proteins constitute one such group, where characterization of higher-order structure and dynamics is particularly difficult, because of the suboptimal conditions used for reduction of thiol thiol bonds following a quench of the exchange reactions.

Individuals who have undergone an arthroscopic partial meniscectomy (APM), a common surgical procedure for meniscal injury particularly involving the medial meniscus [ 7], constitute one such group at risk of tibiofemoral knee OA [ 8].

PDXs constitute one such model that is widely used in preclinical research [ 8], and OncoTrack, the largest European public-private biomarker consortium which aims to develop novel biomarkers for targeted therapy [ 9], generated PDXs that were included here as an additional tumour type and an example of a common cancer (colon cancer (CC)).

Habitat choice would be one such mechanism and could constitute a non-genetic means of assortment.

The immigrants constitute one of such high risk groups for acquisition and transmission of infectious diseases because of their risk behaviours [ 22].