Sentence examples for constitutes a good example from inspiring English sources
The genus Cochlearia (Brassicaceae) constitutes a good example of a group of recently evolved, and in some cases not yet fully differentiated taxa, which most likely diversified during the mid or late Pleistocene8,9,10.
The Costa Rican city of Cartago was used as case study since it constitutes a good example of a municipality in a developing country with serious natural hazard threats and where urban plans have been drawn up with deficient or even absent information on potential natural hazards' losses.
The row corresponding to p38 MAPK signaling pathway constitutes a good example for this scenario.
The GAh derivative presented in this paper constitutes a good example.
In the vertical plane the increase of the inertia of the moveable segment implies changes in both inertial and gravity torques and constitutes a good example for testing the capacity of our model to integrate both intrinsic (inertia) and extrinsic (gravity) parameters.
This arrangement constitutes a good example of the virtuous coexistence of the two cultures.
These aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases constitute a good example to test the proposed method.
Hence, with numerous members and a low conservation rate of amino acid sequences, the SDR108E family and its daughter branch SDR115E constitute a good example of a gradual and fast evolution of a multigenic family.
The product of the gene MW0119 of Staphylococcus aureus strain MW2 and its ortholog SA0140 in strain N315, both annotated as sphingomyelin phosphodiesterases by EFICAz, constitute a good example of this type of novel prediction.
What constitutes a "good death"?
