Sentence examples for constituted possible from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton (see BIOGRAPHIES), the report concluded that "substantial and credible information" existed that Clinton had committed acts that constituted possible grounds for impeachment.

All simulations which are used in an ensemble constitute possible climate developments.

Both the type of characteristics and their number may constitute possible limitations.

Aim: To identify relationships between 2D:4D ratio and behaviours in preschool children which constitute possible precursors of developmental psychopathology.

Second, descriptive studies identify patient characteristics that constitute possible risk factors for disease, which can then be examined in prospective studies.

Note that here every subset of a world is a world itself, something that does not happen in Adams' account, since on his account the sets of propositions that constitute possible worlds are maximal.

But Silver told me he agrees the issue constitutes "possible grounds for withdrawing the plea".

These phenomena are likely to contribute to FRDA pathogenesis and constitute possible therapeutic targets.

The five genes at bin 3.05 constitute possible candidate genes for resistance to stalk tunneling that could be validated by an association study [ 55].

Several of these common features are modulated by dopamine and are therefore of great interest, as they may constitute possible mediators of ICDs in subjects chronically treated with dopaminergic drugs and will thus be reviewed in the following paragraphs.

Participation in the UK census is high (the overall participation rate in 2001 was 94%), however, non-participation, loss to follow up and exclusion due to missing data constitute possible threats to the validity of the findings.