Sentence examples for constitutes a defining from inspiring English sources
Constant insecurity thus constitutes a defining feature of life without legal status, and can be viewed as a negative social determinant of health [ 8, 19].
The rabbit mAbs reported here together with their amino acid sequences constitute a defined panel of species cross-reactive reagents in infinite supply which will aid investigations toward a functional role of the Nogo-66 receptor family in and beyond the CNS.
The bacterial cell cycle can be divided into B, C, pre-D and D phases constituting a defined order within one generation time.
An algorithm created formally defined background and objects on a large visual display; the disposition of some particular objects in particular places in a particular background constitutes a formally defined scene.
The prognostic value of IDO1 expression at the invasion front, but not in the central part of the tumour, further indicates that the invasion front indeed constitutes a biologically defined compartment.
Next, we define what constitutes a valid reconciliation; specifically, we define a DTL scenario (Tofigh et al., 2011) for G and S that characterizes the mappings of G into S that constitute a biologically valid reconciliation.
The electrode shape constitutes a boundary condition and defines the field shape.
Since there are no edges leading from the strong component to other nodes (S1), but only in the opposite direction, also constitutes a sink cluster as defined above.
Biodegradable polymers constitute a loosely defined family of polymers that are designed to be degraded by biological agents.
Other domains found in Drfs include a a dimerization domain (DD) and a coiled coil (CC) region, and some groups believe that the DD and DID together constitute a loosely defined formin homology 3 (FH3) domain.
Condensed tannins are secondary metabolites related to plant defence against herbivory and constitute a poorly defined group of polyphenolic compounds, based on flavan-3-ol monomers (prodelphinidins or procyanidins) and characterized by a protein-binding capacity (tanning!) [ 28].
