Sentence examples for green constitutes from inspiring English sources

For all of the three hydrogen prediction tools, the set of proposed solutions which are in accordance with the ligand states in the Astex Set (depicted in green) constitutes the major portion.

This three-level green system constitutes an integrated ecological network for urban sustainable development of Beijing.

Several studies (Narotzki et al., 2012; Giménez et al., 2013) reported that green GTE constitutes an essential source of antioxidants.

For all the income groups and districts, green fraction constitutes the major component of the total DSW where the PGRs of the fine fraction increase as the income level decreases.

The position of the Si O stretching band observed in the white, yellow, and green enamels constitutes another indication of these enamels' enrichment in lead oxide, probably more moderate in the white enamel based on the intermediate position of the band.

Khat (Catha edulis) – stimulant green leaf – constitutes a significant share of the trade.

The overall pattern that emerges across these findings is schematically summarized in Figure 4. Areas in blue are implicated in the direct mapping from orthography to phonology; areas in yellow and red reflect activation of semantic codes from orthography, and areas in green may constitute a common system supporting general attention, working memory, and executive processes.

She does dispute, however, that his actions –  described as a fishing expedition for "little green men" – constitute, in the words of a US prosecutor, "the biggest military hack of all time".

They have been backed by academics and even the OECD, which has concluded that green belts constitute "a major obstacle to development around cities, where housing is often needed".

Szel and Rohlich [33] have observed that in rat retinas, green cones constitute the large majority (about 93%) of cones, while blue cones make up only 7%.

In Figure 3, Daic lineages (green nodes) constitute the center of the network.