Sentence examples for hence constitutes from inspiring English sources

Marx worked out all the logical implications of this theory and added to it "the theory of surplus value," which rests on the axiom that human labour alone creates all value and hence constitutes the sole source of profits.

Chervenak and McCullough (1991) argue that sometimes refusal of treatment can be expected to result in further medical complications, and hence constitutes an implicit positive demand for alternative treatment that may be more costly.

The secreted ookinete surface protein, circumsporozoite- and thrombospondin-related adhesive protein (TRAP -related proTRAP -relatedis essential for this transition and hence constitutes a proteinal target for malaria transmission bloCTRPe.

The topsoil has been disturbed due to dumping activities in the study area and hence, constitutes the waste dump and the leachate derived from its decomposition processing as shown in Fig. 2.

It is concluded that ash tree foliage presents considerable nutritive interest in autumn when overall range forage is scarce and lacking in quality, and, hence, constitutes a useful forage resource for feeding the small ruminant flocks found in these low-input mountain livestock farming systems.

The model is very simple, explains the data well, and hence constitutes an interesting tool for further understanding and control of the spread of FIV in these cat populations.

But in Conrad's case (as I knew) the later Collected Works, published by Dent with new prefaces by Conrad, has texts that were approved by him, and hence constituted his final say on the matter.

This purposiveness was the expression of a subjectively experienced urge that stemmed from an emotional source present at birth and hence constituted an instinct.

Conversely, second- and third-generation defenders often look upon first-generation rights, at least as commonly practiced, as insufficiently attentive to material especially "basic"—human needs and, indeed, as being instruments in service to unjust social orders, hence constituting a "bourgeois illusion".

Hence constitute all the eigenvalues of (2.5), (2.14).

The marginal effects for '6 10 years' are identified by the relatively younger cohorts, and, hence, constitute evidence of strategic delay.