Invariably what constitutes popular culture can be hard to define, but why popular culture matters isn't such a difficult question.
They are involved, for example, in cell cycle control, embryonic development, as well as in cancer pathways, and thus constitute popular drug targets [2] [4].
The β-globin gene domains of vertebrate animals constitute popular models for studying the regulation of eukaryotic gene transcription.
Images of women spontaneously combusting while doing housework constituted a popular trope in early film comedy, though like the flammable subjects of these films, few traces of it have survived into the present.
The participants explained how their practice constituted a popular treatment option attracting good numbers of local and regional patients.
The Thirty Thousand Islands that lie along the bay's eastern shore constitute another popular summer resort area.
When people protested against the building of hydroelectric and coal power plants there was no media attention, nor did it constitute a popular movement.
In psychology, marketing research and sensory analysis paired comparisons which demand judges to evaluate the trade-off between two alternatives constitute a popular method of data collection.
Use cases constitute a popular technique to problem analysis, partly due to their focus on thinking in terms of the user needs.
The forger, the pornographer, and the fraud are stock figures in the allegory that constitutes the popular conception of the art world as a place of exciting evil and cunning.
