Sentence examples for constituting a means of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Interestingly, this knowledge capture episode shows how the toolkit trial process was not only necessary for design improvements, but also constituted a means of extracting fresh practice knowledge.

Under European law, countries are allowed to restrict imports on public health grounds but only if doing so does not constitute a "means of arbitrary discrimination or a disguised restriction on trade between member states".

Furthermore, the SVR model constitutes a means of estimating the true PFM similarity of two TFs, even if their DNA binding profiles are both unknown.

Cd-containing granules could constitute a means of immobilisation and detoxification [ 32].

The deletion found might constitute a means of immune evasion and constitute a selective advantage over other circulating strains.