Sentence examples for constituting the future from inspiring English sources

The Na+ channel-forming tendency together with the observed obstructive effects of PAMAM dendrimer G5-NH2 on E. coli proliferation but not on erythrocytes [ 13] together with the known antibacterial effect of gramicidin and related peptides calls the ion channel-forming predisposition into a common antiresistant mechanism of action, constituting the future for a postantibacterial era.

While the future cannot be designed explicitly, the artifacts that we create today will partially constitute the future that is tomorrow.

What, then, constitutes the future?

"He cares very deeply about the young people learning to dance that constitute the future of the art form".

Of course, Washington with its vast wealth of economic and military might and capacity to influence the media's narrative can afford to sit at the table for a long time without feeling the effect of losing in the game particularly if the chips constitute the future of other countries, whether Syria, Ukraine or Bosnia?

Therefore, teenagers should be targeted for vaccination; indeed, health promotion during adolescence must be viewed as crucial, as teenagers constitute the future health and social infrastructure of countries and number about 1.2 billion worldwide.

Others believe that the application of ICT constitutes "the future salvation of evidence-based medicine": ICT is, in their opinion, able to provide the much-needed mechanisms that will allow the large-scale implementation of recommendations and guidelines in day-to-day care [ 3].

Len Wardle, who quit in November after the former Co-op bank chairman Flowers was exposed for buying illegal drugs, is concerned that the way the Co-op board could be constituted in the future means it risks damaging the traditional status of a co-operative organisation.

In 1282 Rudolf received permission from the German princes to grant to his sons the territories recovered from Otakar, and in December of that year he granted Austria and Styria to his sons Albert and Rudolf, thus constituting the territorial nucleus of the future Habsburg power.

It is therefore reasonable to hope that their combination may constitute in the future one of the routine bi-therapies used in depressed patients.

This work allows us to investigate the main components in the hydrological cycle of the Vermigliana catchment and constitutes the basis for future modeling and climate change impact studies on this important Alpine catchment.