Sentence examples for constitutes a major proportion from inspiring English sources

The assumption that non-specific [11C](R -PK11195 binding constitutes a majoR -PK11195on of the signal was bindingn early in vivo studies in baboons [35].

Oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) constitutes a major proportion of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma in the Taiwan and South-East Asia [ 1].

This population, which constitutes a major proportion of patients in modern transplant practice, may have a lower IFI risk particularly during the pre-engraftment period, but a similar risk of IFI (i.e. mainly IA) after engraftment (Martino et al, 2001, 2002).

Cardiopulmonary unplanned events (CUE) related to conscious sedation constitute a major proportion of GI endoscopy associated complications.

Children with congenital heart disease (CHD) constitute a major proportion of children seen in tertiary hospitals with thromboembolic disease (TE).

These results refute the claim that most fires originate in oil palm concessions, and that fires escaping from oil palm concessions and settlements constitute a major proportion of fires in this study region.

The existence of interactions among genes (epistasis) has been proposed to constitute a major proportion of disease heritability, which is not captured by single-locus GWAS [ 5].

Similar to human GBM, CNS-1 brain tumours demonstrate infiltration of macrophages and microglia, constituting a major proportion of the tumour cell mass (Kielian et al., 2002).

Older patients constitute a major proportion of the patients seen at CF centers, and older age can be associated with variations in CF diagnosis and treatment [ 22].

1– 3 In high-income industrialized nations, the epidemiology of TB has changed, with immigrants from endemic countries now constituting a major proportion of new TB cases.

Because peptidoglycans constitute a major proportion of the bacterial cell wall, it may be reasonable to assume that this shared stretch of sequence is involved with the recognition and binding of bacteria in both PGRPs and lysozymes.