Sentence examples for constituted open from inspiring English sources

Data for this study constituted open answers to questions posed during semi-structured interviews designed to take approximately 30 min. All interviews were conducted over the telephone.

"By awarding this year's Nobel Peace Prize to a criminal serving his sentence because of breaking Chinese law, the Norwegian Nobel committee's move constitutes open support of illegal criminal activities in China and flagrant interference in China's judicial sovereignty," Ms. Jiang said.

Arguing about what constitutes open can be entertaining, but in a world where realtime dominates, we are starting to move on to capture the value of open for ourselves, in the private Web.

Keeping this in mind, we reasoned that DNase I hypersensitive sites (DHS) that generally constitute open chromatin may show further enrichment of PG4 DNA within hotspots relative to coldspots.

The question is how do you do that?" The women's block constituted an open area of tables surrounded by tiered cells.

The first 5 min constituted the open field test.

The best placement of each mRNA sequence was projected onto the rhesus genome, and the resulting rhesus coding sequence was retained if it was consistent with coding sequence of the human mRNA, that is, if it constituted an open reading frame with start and stop codons at the projected positions.

The study sample constituted an open cohort of all women aged 15 49 years who were members of households within the demographic surveillance area (DSA) during the period 2000 2009, a period for which complete data was available at the time of analysis.

The second stage of the study constituted an open-label extension to assess the long-term efficacy and safety of the triple combination.

And if the owners decide to show their apartments "by appointment only," would that then constitute an open house that would be subject to the fee?... Ernest Alleva, Manhattan.

He suggested that they could constitute "an open, uncensored forum for personal mantras and other compact philosophies" — a sort of proto-Twitter.