Sentence examples for discussed to constitute from inspiring English sources

Tic20, which is discussed to constitute part of the protein-conducting channel, shares sequence similarities to bacterial amino acid transporters [ 9].

These items were therefore considered to constitute overarching principles, although they were discussed and voted on.

In 2003 he went back to Berlin for the first time, to discuss restitution: for although his father had been paid, the circumstances of the sale were such as to constitute duress.

The data discussed above constitute the final outcome of all consensus meetings.

(He declined to come to the phone to discuss whether this constitutes an unacceptable burden of office).

This offers a great opportunity to discuss what constitutes a good population sample and why most of our samples do not qualify as unbiased population samples (e.g., human mtDNA clade samples are not a random sample but intended to represent all the diversity observed).

It's pointless to discuss what constitutes the greatest loss.

"We are also going to discuss what constitutes molestation and inappropriate behaviour so that young women can understand their risks, and be more assertive".

In the following sections we will discuss what constitute words for each domain and the extent to which their frequencies satisfy ln (f i ) =  -a ln (r i ) + ln .

The group's fifth meeting, held this year in Chile two weeks before the Icelandic eruption, invited the aircraft manufacturers to discuss what might constitute safe ash levels.

In fact, all the logical patterns discussed above, which constitute a "grammar" of humour, can also enter the service of art or discovery, as the case may be.