Sentence examples for do not constitute a true from inspiring English sources
Because their efficacy is so limited, so circumscribed by the Kremlin, they do not constitute a true civil society; rather, they are an archipelago of islands in a vast sea, barely connected to each other and ignored, at best, by the political élite.
As the choline headgroup of PC3 does not occupy this position, even though it would be sterically possible, and therefore does not interact with AQP0 through Arg 196 and Tyr 105, we conclude that these two residues do not constitute a true lipid-binding motif.
In the cities there were small middle sectors of artisans, provisioners, and wage labourers, but they did not constitute a true middle class.
The concept that LN does not constitute a true pre-neoplastic lesion, but rather represents a risk factor, was supported by evidence showing that LN increases the risk of cancer in both breasts, the most common histological type of which is invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) [1, 3].
Smith's defense lawyer, Peggy Crosaidoldenberg, said the note and Smith's outbursts did not constitute a "true threat".
The SGA discouraged these thefts, which they emphasized did not constitute a true Georgia Tech tradition: "The tradition is stealing the 'T' from Tech Tower – no other 'T's were ever a part of this tradition".
The concepts of r- and K-selection did not constitute a true dichotomy but merely represent endpoints of a spectrum.
Thus, latent or minimal disease is very frequent, and there are good grounds to argue that presence of malignant histological features alone does not constitute a true golden standard for clinically significant prostate cancer.
