Sentence examples for individual constituted from inspiring English sources

Cohen's systematic philosophy and his philosophy of religion thus stand as complements to each other: whereas one conceives the human as an ideal agent constituted by universal ethical laws, the other treats the human as a concrete individual, constituted by the particularities of his own moral failings and attempts to atone for them.

With the returning of the questionnaire each individual constituted his or her consent to participate.

Cells from an individual constituted a single sample without pooling at any step, except for 1 1 mix (light/heavy) for SILAC analysis.

The role of women, she said, evolved from a core belief that the family, and not the individual, constitutes the center of society.

The pairs of hamming distances computed between every two iris images of the same individual constitute the points belonging to the genuine class.

Thus, for Ortega, how an individual constitutes himself or herself becomes determined very much by the way in which he or she allows for the possession of either being.

One individual constitutes a category in itself that includes all the different features of this distinct individual.

The equality between mean and variance of the counts experienced by an individual constitutes an important property of the model through its distribution.

Lesions that are detected at screening but which would not have surfaced clinically in the lifetime of the individual constitute overdiagnosis, the major form of harm associated with screening programmes.

Twenty age- and sex-matched normal individuals constituted the control group.

Sprague-Dawley rats are an outbred strain; thus, the combination of either Lewis or Sprague-Dawley splenocytes with Sprague-Dawley astrocytes (wherein the splenocytes or astrocytes are always from different individuals), constituted allogeneic combinations.