Sentence examples for example to constitute from inspiring English sources

There was enough opera, for example, to constitute a small Baroque opera series.

Horseradish peroxidase (HRP luminol H2O2 system was used as an example to constitute a useful platform for coupling to chemiluminescence reactions which produce H2O2.

"There is no other remedy if we want this case to constitute an example of respect for the rights of the accused," the newspaper wrote.

These measures represent evaluations of different aspects of well-being; for example, happiness and loneliness tend to constitute dimensions of emotional aspects, whereas the other assesses cognitive evaluation towards one's life [ 16].

So bombarded are we with comparable examples of what is supposed to constitute Success, where the only worthwhile life is lived in public, new generations are raised thinking "This is life's imperative.

However, low-dose ASA (for example to prevent heart disease) constitutes close to 90% of all ASA sold in Sweden, and low-dose forms are only available through prescription [ 14].

If it goes well, it will be a small positive example to the larger nation that constitutes one fifth of humankind.

These aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases constitute a good example to test the proposed method.

Washing one's hands before preparing a meal, for example, may constitute a goal-directed action that is performed to avoid contamination.

The fat cells, for example, which constitute one major site of Hb synthesis in Daphnia [ 12], are likely to be the first candidates which suffer from hypoxia.

A number of concepts may also have been subject to interpretation, for example: what constitutes 'undergraduate nursing programs' as referred to in the survey; what is considered to be science content; and who in any department is classified as a science teacher.