Sentence examples for it constitutes the reference from inspiring English sources

A spin-stable platform, inside a co-rotating spacecraft shielding it, constitutes the reference proof mass for a simple position servo system.

Summing up all scaffolds resulted in a total length of ∼870 Mb, corresponding to ∼70% of genome coverage; though not complete, it constitutes the most informative reference genome currently available for C. farreri.

Fetal ultrasound is usually the first imaging method used and thus constitutes the reference prenatal study, but MRI seems to be an excellent complementary method for evaluating the fetus.

This set constitutes the reference LPXA family.

The oldest cohort (1970 1974) constitutes the reference category.

Not having a partner constitutes the reference category.

This article summarizes what is known about the 'human cardiomyopathy or heart failure phenotype in vitro', which constitutes the reference for modelling sarcomeric cardiomyopathies in hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes.

Included are main effects for whether respondents live with their parents or not, and for their partner status (no partner constitutes the reference category).

The Canada-Denmark International MRI Working Group has developed and validated standardized definitions for acute lesions in the spine based on the STIR sequence that incorporate a definition of what constitutes the reference normal STIR signal [ 12].

An index of 0.5 indicates no bias and constitutes the reference point; an index lower than 0.5 indicates a tendency to express the behavior down the hierarchy, and vice versa [Castles et al., 1996].

In classical statistics, ensemble non-centrality constitutes the reference technique to design experiments for model selection (Atkinson and Fedorov, 1975; Ponce De Leon and Atkinson, 1991; Skanda and Lebiedz, 2012).