Sentence examples for constituting factors of from inspiring English sources

However, we identify a clear legislative foundation, a definitive decision-making body, the possibility to obtain public funding, and the preference for high quality study designs as constituting factors of an emerging international standard for CED.

The child characteristics construct constitutes factors that are objective conditions of caregiving, i.e. they are manifestations of the child's impairment and thus constitute actual care demands.

They lead to believe that some landscape contexts (upper hillside, panoramic views and woodlots) constitute determining factors of attractiveness.

Palaeogeological events and climatic shifts constitute driving factors of current species distribution and diversity patterns in the Sahara.

As glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is known to avoid apoptosis and to present a global DNA hypomethylation pattern, we have searched whether these two parameters can constitute predictive factors of glioma progression.

In the case studies that I presented in this paper, bioinformatics is not the only constituting factor in the enactments of population identities as biological.

However, causation may arise in the opposite direction: a period of cohabitation may be a first and useful screening mechanism (Teachman et al. 1991); it gives the chance to gain in advance information about the potential spouse and the kind of life the couple would have, therefore constituting a factor of protection against divorce (Lillard et al. 1995).

The sample was split in equally sized high risk or low risk groups depending on whether the prognostic index, defined as the vector product of the PHA regression coefficients and the patients' expression of prognostic parameters constituting a factor of the hazard function, was located above or below the median, respectively.

In line with existing evidence, this study demonstrates that a mix of financial and non-financial factors constitute the factors necessary for retention of PHC workers in rural communities.

The variables with significant basal moment differences between both groups (despite randomization) that may constitute a factor of confusion will be controlled.

This constitutes a factor of ∼25 in resonance frequency and a factor of 625 in stiffness and, hence, noise immunity.