Sentence examples for constitutes as a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "constitutes as a" is not grammatically correct
A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "is considered as a" or "serves as a". For example, "This action is considered as a violation of the rules" or "The new system serves as a more efficient way to manage tasks."
But that is a minor flaw in what constitutes, as a whole, a real triumph.
"Stand your ground" sets the bar incredibly low for what constitutes as a threat, and when deadly force can be deployed to neutralize that threat, men like Dunn and Zimmerman are emboldened to act as vigilantes.
In addition to knowledge sharing and networking, ACRM constitutes as a marketing platform for members.
The bis(hydroxyphenyl diamide architecture constitutes as a privileged ligand that promotes a number of catalytic asymmetric transformations in combination with rare-earth metals.
This technocratic model of the social scientist as detached observer (rather than reflective participant) always needs to be contextualized in the social relationships it constitutes as a form of socially distributed practical knowledge.
Since for most of the assays it had not been recorded what constitutes as a cytotoxic outcome the top 20% compounds (top percent inhibition or top pIC50) of each assay were classed as toxic.
Close-knit and inbred, those men constituted as much a "real family" as a fraternity.
It can constitute as much as 50% of a pinniped's body weight.
Prophages can constitute as much as 10 20% of a bacterium's genome and contribute to interstrain variability.
Subsequently, Himachal Pradesh was constituted as a province in 1948.
It seems to have been constituted as a separate Persian satrapy, founded by Hecatomnus of Mylasa.
