These chants go back more than fifty generations and constitute, in effect, an oral history of the Maoris, and Fuller, a man who is intensely interested in almost everything, undertook to persuade his friend that it was high time they were recorded on tape and made available to scholars, himself included.
And not only is it, in a certain sense, coherent, but it constitutes, in effect, an attempt to rationalise an otherwise seemingly absurd state of affairs.
The steering group decided that given that this tool worked in practice this should be considered as having constituted, in effect, an appropriate pilot for the evaluation study re the appropriateness and acceptability of the questionnaire.
Except from toxins that have a direct effect and can constitute in a particular genomic context a possible virulence factor, other factors named "virulence factors" are in reality factors associated to fitness in a tested experimental model [70].
Then, two more groups were constituted in order to compare the disinfection effect of Er,Cr YSGG laser with NaOCI according to the law of large numbers.
SMFP compound which is constituted in toothpaste is one of those factors identified to cause this effect.
11 Items that explain theoretical background of acupuncture intervention were also largely under-reported in Cochrane reviews of acupuncture, although theoretically-derived therapeutic actions or strategies in complex interventions such as acupuncture may also have an important role in constituting overall therapeutic effects.
The monarchists claimed that the law of 1772 from the Swedish period constituting monarchy was still in effect, the declaration of independence on 6 December 1917 determining only "a principle of republic," and that the constitution must be altered via the law of 1772.
The chapelry was constituted in 1866.
