Sentence examples for constituting missing from inspiring English sources
After exclusion of sequences with 20% of their total length or more constituting missing or low quality data with PHRED score <20 [51], a total of 106 COI sequences (384 bp) and 126 sequences of 16S rRNA (351 bp) were analyzed from C. pica.
Eventually, I realized that the gaps in what I knew did just hold missing facts or techniques, they constituted missing questions too.
The remaining 5% of driving cases constituted missing couples with at least one member being diagnosed with dementia.
The bad thing is that community leaders and every one else expect good services without giving us the needed tools to work (Health worker, Mbale Hospital) Shortages, especially of HIV testing kits, also constitute missed opportunities to increase male partner HIV testing and involvement in the PMTCT programme.
The proposed scatter-to-attenuation back-projection may constitute a missing piece for resolving ambiguities in the simultaneous reconstruction of activity and attenuation.
Neither of these two ions were analysed for in the methods applied, and since they are ubiquitous in indoor air and on various surface materials [23 25], there is a high probability that they constitute the missing ions.
Nonetheless, genotypic data from each geographic area or a community is extremely vital and might constitute a missing piece of a large, biologic jigsaw puzzle.
In the present study, we explored the possibility that mCII regulation constitutes the missing link that explains the synergy between the effects of DA and mutant Htt toxicity.
Ciais et al. [ 2012] found that 10,000,000 km of thawing Eurasian tundra could at least partly constitute the missing cause of an ice-core-inferred 100 ppm atmospheric CO2 increase during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition.
Age segregation also constitutes a missed opportunity for combining the unique assets of age and youth in the workplace.
Yet due to several glaring issues this bill constitutes another missed opportunity to take comprehensive action to address widespread exploitation, especially the trafficking of children for their labor.
