Sentence examples for constitutes a unit from inspiring English sources

The real problems are not occasional, light drinkers, but women with alcohol addiction, the fact that our society as a whole is drinking more, and that many no longer know what constitutes a unit of alcohol.

What constitutes a unit of service product and how is the product represented (depicted) formally?

However, "home visit" constitutes a unit of reimbursement independent of its particular indication.

There may also be a lack of understanding among women as to what constitutes a unit of alcohol (a small glass of wine, half pint of beer or small measure of spirits).

Three adjacent nucleotides constitute a unit known as the codon, which codes for an amino acid.

Each age set constituted a unit of the Zulu army and was stationed away from home at royal barracks under direct control of the king.

For example, a focus might constitute a unit of replication in which all genomes in that focus initiate coordinately (model a).

Open reading frames coding for these REP-associated tyrosine transposases (RAYTs) are always flanked by two REPs in inverted orientation and thus constitute a unit reminiscent of typical transposable elements.

Judge Locke concluded that Wal-Mart no longer had a duty to negotiate a new contract with the Jacksonville meat workers because the meat department no longer constituted an unit separate from the rest of the workers at the Jacksonville store once the distinctive butcher operations had been phased out.

This system constitutes a functional unit of intracranial blood vessels and their trigeminal innervation and is the most likely source of nociceptive events that lead to headaches [40].

As such, when tree locations are accurately recorded, using a cell length between 30 and 40 m constitutes a reasonable unit size to subdivide a stand to study the volume variation (productivity) across its area.