Sentence examples for either constitute from inspiring English sources

Centromeric TEs either constitute the core sequences of centromeres or are merely centromere-specific [ 60- 62], and may be found as intact or fragment tandem repeats [ 63].

It can either constitute a binding platform for the regulators of transcriptional machinery or temporarily interfere with the binding or activity of factors targeted to adjacent residues.

Three ORESTES detected more than one mRNA species, which could either constitute isoforms of the same gene or mRNAs encoded by different genes sharing common exons.

More specifically, and less redundantly, it is because the IGHIs either constitute, house or draw our attention to distinct links between social determinants of people's health anywhere in the world.

Here we begin with the claim that information either constitutes or is closely correlated with what constitutes our existence and the existence of everything around us.

Declaring that a sejm either constituted a "confederation" or belonged to one was a contrivance prominently used by foreign interests in the 18th century to force a legislative outcome.

The U6 promoter requires the first base of the transcript to be a guanine, so this either constitutes the first base of the target sequence, or can be appended to it.

Those not meeting either threshold constitute low levels of commercial activity (low comm).. Four farm family types are recognized: Type 1, land rich and high comm.; Type 2, land poor and high comm.; Type 3, land rich and low comm.; and Type 4, land poor and low comm.

On the other hand, the fact that all but one case of interspecific infanticide and aggression involved the only subadult male spider monkey suggests this behavior might either be pathological or constitute a particular case of redirected aggression.

The presence of one-third of the membership of either house constitutes a quorum and deliberations are in public unless at least two-thirds of those present agree otherwise.

A change in either domain constitutes a change in the state of the combined episode representation.