Sentence examples for constituting a reference from inspiring English sources
Reconstruction examples are presented from biological specimens of Caenorhabditis elegans – a small nematode constituting a reference model for biology studies.
Bai et al. fabricated ZnO nanoporous thin films on Ti substrates through one-step electrodeposition method using three-electrode system constituting a reference saturated calomel electrode (SCE), Zn wire as a counter electrode, and working Ti electrode and eosin Y (EY) dye to control the morphology and porosity of the thin film [61] (Fig. 14).
If the threat to Israel and Jordan is primarily security, to Saudi Arabia it is also ideological, with IS tracing its roots to the philosophy of the 18th-century warrior-jurist Mohammed Ibn Abdul Wahhab and other Islamic sources on which the kingdom was built, and constituting a reference point that Salafists cannot ignore.
A total of 140 experimentally verified Chlamydomonas annotations from GenBank constitute a reference set for short sequence analysis and are referred to as gb140 (see Additional file 1).
The results are satisfactory and constitute a reference point to develop other advanced control strategies.
The data provided may constitute a reference for model development in the framework of Euler Euler approaches to bubbly flows.
Whatever happens next weekend, when the title will go to France or Ireland, this match constituted a reference point as far as next year's World Cup is concerned.
Control measures dictated by Spanish and European Union regulations constituted a reference strategy to which six alternative control strategies were compared.
A virus of defined genome sequence, obtained from controlled cell culture conditions, can constitute a reference tool for investigation of the structural and functional characteristics of the virus.
This program which includes R&D and preliminary design will constitute a reference for the choice of the technical solutions to be pursued forward during the 6th Framework Program.
The SCOR-model constitutes a reference standard addressing BPR through common terms and definitions for processes, performance indicators, best practices, and benchmarking.
