Sentence examples for could constitute one of from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the SLC35 proteins could constitute one of the evolutionary bottlenecks of the emergence of multicellularity that depends on proteoglycans, which are built from nucleotide sugar-conjugates and exported to the extracellular matrix.
If it proves to be an Armada vessel, the minister said that it could constitute one of the most intact of these wrecks discovered to date.
Our results in conjunction with the others mentioned above, suggest that flavonoids could constitute one of the active components of P. granatum.
An impaired EBV-specific T-cell response could constitute one of the first steps of lymphoma induction with immunosuppressive drug therapy.
It is suggested that decrease of self-renewal rate of certain neural cells populations, e.g., in substantia nigra, hippocampus, or some neocortex areas (Bonfanti and Peretto 2011 ), could constitute one of the causes of mentioned diseases.
In fact patients and caregivers were not told in advance they would be given a phone interview after one month and this was a methodological choice which distinguishes our study from most other studies and could constitute one of its strengths.
Thus, the modulation of the histone/DNA interactions could constitute one possible mechanism for regulating the accessibility of the nucleosome-wound DNA sequences.
Rearing intact male pigs to market weight could constitute one possible alternative solution.
Jews outside Manhattan could constitute one-sixth of primary voters, according to demographers, and of that group, maybe 30 percent are from the fast-growing Orthodox population, mostly in Brooklyn.
Via this mechanism, the polymorphism may constitute one of the genetic components underlying insulin secretion, and could explain the genetic predisposition of certain individuals to type 2 diabetes.
This fact could be the first step to improve the control of muscular activity, which constitute one of the topics of greatest interest in the modern Medicine.
