Sentence examples for example constitutes the from inspiring English sources
What, for example, constitutes the length of a democratic transition: a year, a decade, a century?
Another example constitutes the AU-rich element (ARE) binding protein Hu antigen R (ELAVL1) that counteracts hsa-miR-122 mediated repression of a cationic amino acid transporter (SLC7A1, CAT-1) after stress treatment [41], [64].
One example constitutes the reaction of P4 with two equivalents of the sterically encumbered Lewis acid Ga t-Bu 3.
An example constitutes the well-characterized Halobacterium volcanii S-layer glycoprotein contains both N- and O-linked glycans (Sumper et al., 1990).
To the best of our knowledge, this last example constitutes the first of this class of substrates to be catalytically hydrofluorinated in an efficient and selective manner.[ 22] To fully exploit this strategy, we applied these reaction conditions to a highly functionalised unsymmetrical alkyne.
(The Inauguration of Bill Clinton, for example, constituted the beginning of a political season).
It is a further question which items of the relevant sort (which diagonal propositions or epistemic possibilities, for example) constitute the narrow content of a particular state of a particular subject.
It is worth noting that finding a path-system that simply maximizes the number of pairs, as presented in [ 2] and applied in [ 13], for example, constitutes a special case of the MPP with unit weights.
The following example constitutes a worst-case scenario: there are companies that analyze sets of SNPs for calculating the risk of colorectal cancer.11 These SNPs are associated with common, non-hereditary forms of colorectal cancer and are very weak risk factors of limited clinical validity.
A photograph, for example, constitutes hard (i.e., reliable) intelligence, whereas the report of a secret agent may be speculative and difficult to prove.
For example, noise constitutes the driving force behind differentiation in isogenetic colonies (Colman-Lerner et al., 2005).
