Sentence examples for constitutes developed from inspiring English sources

The sample constitutes developed country of Japan and markets of China, India, Hong Kong Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

So, the sample constitutes developed country of Japan and emerging markets of China, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka.

However, much remains to be learned about the genome maintenance mechanisms that counter DNA damage in vivo and their differential use in the various cell types that constitute developing and adult organisms.

Moreover, the measurement tools to be developed will constitute an achievement per se as for the first time visual, muscular, and gait analysis of cats will be integrated, and this will help to improve the rehabilitation procedures for cats and other nonhuman animals.

This Universal Community, which constitutes reality, develops greater understanding over time through its members' continual development of the meaning of signs.

Such knowledge is crucial in order to understand how professional experience is constituted and developed.

These cords constitute the developing pancreas in one of its earliest recognizable stages.

In vertebrates, dedifferentiated skin and muscle cells at the site of a wound constitute the developing blastema.

Most of the world's other 5.5 billion people constitute the developing world, with relative per capita consumption rates below 32, mostly down toward 1.

Despite steadily falling fertility rates and family sizes, the world population is expected to grow and, by 2050, 84percentt of people will live in the countries that constitute the "developing" world (FAO, 1996).

Constitute was developed by the Comparative Constitutions Project ("Informing Constitutional Design").