Sentence examples for constituting a mean of from inspiring English sources

We analysed BG values from 15009 samples from 494 patients obtained during the 20 months before introduction of the algorithm, constituting a mean of 750 samples per month.

Rather than constituting a means of restoring rationality or correcting cognitive biases, calculation can actually reinforce ego defences while simultaneously perpetuating the myth of homo economicus.

There was a mean of 85 utterances per consultation (range 45 717), of which reassurance constituted a mean of 7.6%.

The foreign born constituted a mean of 58% of the TB cases reported in all of the surveyed countries.

Not only the IS 6110-mediated disruption of PPE genes might constitute a mean of immune evasion but it is also conceivable that upregulation of specific PPE genes might affect the Th1/Th2 response balance.

QoL-AGHDAutility in patients before GH treatment differed from the expected population values [0·67 (SD 0·174) vs. 0·85 (SD 0·038), P < 0·0001], constituting a mean deficit of –0·19 (SD 0·168).

QoL measured by QoL-AGHDAutility in patients before commencement of GH treatment differed significantly from the expected values calculated from the sample of the general population [0·67 (SD 0·174) vs. 0·85 (SD 0·038), P < 0·0001], constituting a mean deficit of –0·19 (SD 0·168).

In turn, this enabled benefits to be reaped from other, more recent, sources of growth meaning that stabilization policies alone no longer constituted a means of additional growth.

The voluntary termination of pregnancy must under no circumstances constitute a means of birth control.

It constituted a means of evading the inheritance requirements in Roman and civil law.

Similarly, the Court of Appeals in Verdugo reasoned that international abductions violate the "purpose" of the Treaty, stating that "[t]he requirements extradition treaties impose constitute a means of safeguarding the sovereignty of the signatory nations, as well as ensuring the fair treatment of individuals". 939 F.2d, at 1350.