Sentence examples for constituting examples from inspiring English sources
Thus, whether these observations constitute examples of bona fide on-target resistance or rather reflect the critical role of mitochondria (and in particular of the PTPC) in CDDP-elicited cell death, hence constituting examples of post-target resistance, remains an open conundrum.
As diagrams of the earth's surface or part of it, designed to show topographical entities, maps are of obvious interest to semiotic inquiry, since they constitute examples of socially functional visual texts.
Spatial lattices constitute examples of regular graphs, and our results apply qualitatively to any graph in which every individual has the same number of neighbours (e.g. Figure 1, lower graph).
Relations of type 'activation', 'inhibition' or 'missing interaction' constitute examples for such generic translations.
(iv) Do the recent outbreaks in southern Germany constitute examples of long-distance dispersal events?
Loss of E-cadherin and gain of α-sma expression constitute examples of such changes.
Therefore, these families may constitute examples for miRNAs with a common ancient origin followed by amplification in higher plants.
The reactions catalyzed by hexokinase, phosphofructokinase, and pyruvate kinase in mammalian glycolysis [ 31] and several steps in the central carbon metabolism in B. subtilis[ 28], constitute examples.
The offer of private tutorial sessions or better grades in exchange for an illicit affair as well as inappropriate touching of a sexual nature also constituted examples of sexual harassment.
For example 'nitric oxide'resveratrolror'malondialdehydeehyde' would constitute example cases of SACEMs, while general chemical concepts like 'inactivator' or 'pigment', biological roles like 'hormone'antibiotictic' or 'metabolite' and reactivity roles like 'nucleophile' or 'chelator' do not qualify as SACEMs.
The implementation quietly collects the user's IP addresses without the user's permission (constituting an example attack scenario).
