Sentence examples for constitutes a substantial part from inspiring English sources

Wild food constitutes a substantial part of household food consumption around the world, but rapid land use changes influence the availability of wild foods, which has implications for smallholders' food and nutrient intake.

Most of the women in the study were in the 30-39 yeage agroupoup, which constitutes a substantial part of the active reproductive age group and are thus prone to RTI's.

A better understanding of physicians' prognostic estimates in patients with chronic medical disorders is important in that the longitudinal care of such disorders constitutes a substantial part of many physicians' practices.

Respondents who indicated working less than 24 hours a week (n = 19) were excluded from the present study because work should constitute a substantial part of participant's lives when studying the consequences of work.

For example, in 2000 the Catholic theologian Eberhard Tiefensee identified what he called an "East German folk atheism" which could be argued to constitute a substantial part of a regional identity against West German Catholic domination.

Not until the use of field artillery on a large scale in the late 18th century, and the development of quick-firing shoulder arms in the 19th, did ammunition begin to constitute a substantial part of resupply needs.

Thus, if necessary adjustments in water treatment to the local water quality are implemented, RAS production may well constitute a substantial part of smolt production in the future.

Ionospheric currents during quiet times constitute a substantial part of the geomagnetic background and are important effects that also have to be dealt with when we want to improve geomagnetic models.

The analysis of the search results showed that social media constitute a substantial part of the search results, indicating that search engines likely direct travelers to social media sites.

Glacial lakes constitute a substantial part of the legacy of vanishing mountain glaciation and act as water storage, sediment traps and sources of both natural hazards and leisure activities.

These unauthorized releases have long constituted a substantial part of his recording catalogue, amounting to hundreds of albums.