Sentence examples for have previously constituted from inspiring English sources

Contemporary technology is often equated with the development of gadgets: high-performance objects that concentrate several functions which have previously constituted processes separated in time and space.

The 60 CD-1 mice used in this replication were assessed (in 2 independent replications) on five learning tasks (i.e., the Lashley III maze, passive avoidance, spatial water maze, associative fear conditioning and odor guided discrimination) which have previously constituted the core tasks used to evaluate general learning abilities.

Twinkle wild-type and W315L (Fig.  3 and Supplementary Material, Fig. S2) co-localized with mtDNA in a pattern of small punctate structures that we have previously found to constitute mtDNA nucleoids (27).

We have previously found that RA induction of RIP140 constitutes a negative feedback mechanism that limits and fine-tunes retinoid signaling [10] [12].

Administration of media Indeed everything that I have previously mentioned constitutes practical steps on the ground and [so] there must be a principal means to promote them that should be comprehensive.

The acquisition of a tccC gene next to the intact tcaC in Pa creates a "BC" pair which we have previously shown to constitute a functional toxic "unit", even in the absence of TcdA/TcaAB proteins [ 20].

A split ileostomy had previously been constituted for bowel decompression.

The two apple core collections used in this study had been previously constituted by choosing the individuals that maximized the genetic diversity based on a set of 24 microsatellite markers in the INRA Angers germplasm collection of dessert and cider apple cultivars.

ADEs have previously been described to constitute of heterogeneous events [ 6, 8– 125 25– 32], but our results illustrate that also reporting the associated drugs and affected organs by ADE category further contributes in understanding their nature.

Several authors have previously proposed that fixed points and limit cycles constitute the building blocks of the (human) motor control system [13], [14], [22].

Among present day Scandinavians Hg I constitutes <2% [55], [56], however, we have previously observed a markedly higher frequency (10 20%) of Hg I in Danish Iron Age and Viking Age population samples (Table S3) [21], [21].