Sentence examples for develop constitutes from inspiring English sources
Although uncertainty remains over the precise shape of the transmission kernel and certain aspects of the vector, the modeling approach we develop constitutes an ideal framework in which to incorporate these aspects as more and better data become available.
The mathematical procedure developed constitutes one part of an overall study of bridge dynamics.
The methodology developed constitutes a useful tool for decision makers, who can assess the performance of the hybrid plant based in a detailed transient simulation and selecting the best configuration according to market constraints or its willingness for achieving certain level of capacity factor.
The description of how such exercises were conducted, and of the resulting costing methodologies that were developed, constitutes the basis of the present paper.
The informative EST dataset we developed constitutes a much-needed resource for discovery of genes involved in various biological processes in Phalaenopsis and other orchid species.
Aided by language, the capacity for symbolic thinking slowly develops, constituting the second stage.
A MEA preparation method was also developed constituting the base for testing new electrocatalytic materials or improved electrode assembling techniques.
The procedures and the database developed constitute the base in our institute for further study when more experimental data is made available.
Finally, the inhibitors we have developed constitute important new tools for the experimental manipulation of IDE, tools that are long overdue [16].
The models that we have developed constitute powerful tools to study the in vivo properties of the two mutant proteins, and to test whether the differential in vitro iron binding property of the mutant proteins is relevant in vivo.
Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSSs), especially those within the INDEPTH Network, are operating in places where routine vital registration systems are non-existent or poorly developed; constituting an alternative source that can produce timely and reliable vital-registration-like data at the district level (3, 11– 11).
