With this data, we are able to describe what constitutes the tourism sector, and to map the most attractive destinations for visitors.
The overall aim was therefore to describe what constitutes research, and then to use this description to develop a model of research practice and to define concepts related to its quality.
He suggested that the work of art has only historical meaning and then proceeded to describe what constitutes the work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction.
The Golden Mean was introduced in Aristotle's work on ethics and is meant to describe what constitutes virtue.
Unless there are specific and comprehensive guidelines describing what constitutes conflict of interest and the process for controlling it, these conflicts will be addressed inconsistently or may even remain unaddressed, at the cost of transparency and accountability.
It will also help to describe what constitutes "standard physiotherapy" for musculoskeletal shoulder pain in England, and allow a more rigorous justification of the "control" arm of physiotherapy when comparing the effectiveness of other physiotherapy treatments or treatments other than standard physiotherapy.
As described earlier, what constitutes a correct contig is defined idiosyncratically (align along the whole length with at least 98% base similarity [16]), making it very sensitive to small errors which typically occur in short distal regions of the contigs.
Although Hameroff and Penrose specify the conditions which, according to their quantum-physical theory, initiate what they term a 'protoconscious event', these authors have left it to others to describe what actually constitutes the broader aspects of consciousness; they do say, however, that consciousness 'implies a sense of self' and 'defines our existence'.
