Sentence examples for it constitutes about from inspiring English sources
Releaf will focus on Nigeria first, then look at other markets once it raises its Series A. Its main priority right now is agriculture because it constitutes about a quarter of Nigeria's gross domestic product.
Bubonic plague is the best-known form in popular lore, and indeed it constitutes about three-fourths of plague cases.
In some cases, foreign aid makes up some of the difference: according to the IMF it constitutes about 10% of GDP in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Estimates of the size of the middle class vary (as do definitions of it), but it is generally assumed that it constitutes about one-fourth of Russian society, and much of that is concentrated in Moscow, St .Petersburg, and other urban areas.
It constitutes about 3% of all malignancies in women and accounts for 5% of all female cancer related deaths.
In Poland, it constitutes about 80% of patients with glaucoma [ 2, 3].
As a result of the policy of forced industrialization under the communist government, industry experienced an exceptionally high growth rate until the late 1980s, by which time it constituted about two-fifths of GDP.
It constituted about a five percent drop in viewership from the previous week's episode, "The Camel", which itself was a five percent drop from the previous episode, "Ron and Tammy".
Thus, this clone is a good example of a major functional change experienced by effector CD4+ T cells and while it constituted about 90.0% of activated and 10.0% of Ep63K-specific Treg cells in the draining lymph nodes, in tumors it accounted for only 15.0% of activated and 76.0% of Ep63K-specific Treg cells.
However, it should be mentioned that the number of 3+ links remained quite high in the randomized datasets: for human subsets it constituted about 58% of the observed 3+ links, for mouse about 43% and for rat 21%.
Although agriculture employs about four-fifths of the country's workforce, it constitutes only about one-fifth of Mozambique's gross domestic product.
