Sentence examples for differences constituting from inspiring English sources

Tye (1995) and others have rejoined that there are after all identifiable representational differences constituting the qualitative differences in the trees example.

Individual differences in the mechanisms of cell recognition, strength of attachment, delay in NK cytoplasmic reorganization, or energy supply, which are separate from whatever rate-limit constitutes "true NK cell activity", could provide individual differences constituting the variance in the "progressive factor".

These differences constitute different types of governments' attempts to activate the state-industry innovation complex.

The main differences constitute the enrichment in Fe, Mn, P, Cr, V, Ni, Co, Si, U, B, and Mo, and lower levels of Ca, Mg and St.

The questions refer to the speed to which acculturation occurs within an immigrant population and the degree to which purported regional geographic differences constitute distinct cultural values as measured by Hofstede.

Most of the differences constituted frequent naturally occurring C-T transitions.

At equilibrium, these outer potential differences constitute the contact potential.

The average of these differences constitute the SF.

These differences constitute the domestication syndrome and generally render the domesticate less capable of survival in the wild, thus dependent on man for its growth and reproduction.

Such differences constitute the basis for lesser culpability of children in conflict with the law, and are the reasons for needing a separate juvenile justice system, legislation and policy.

Significant mean differences between first and second time-activity surveys were observed for the non-workday/weekend micro-environments school/work, other, and highway travel, but these differences constituted less than one hour.