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The Quaternary history of the JCWHS is also preserved in raised beaches on the Isle of Portland, coastal landforms, and in Holocene alluvial sediments associated with human activity and which may constitute part of the putative Anthropocene.

Reviews of the literature, practical conclusions or applications, or broad characterizations of an area of inquiry may constitute part of the research report but are not themselves sufficient to count as research.

Reviews of the literature, practical conclusions or applications, or broad characterizations of an area of inquiry may constitute part of the research report but are not themselves sufficient as research.

For instance, reducing the operational costs of the system or agreeing to new functional requirements may constitute part of these objectives.

These amino acids, together with neighbouring residues from the TIM domain, may constitute part of the substrate-binding site of the chitinase.

Animal studies suggest that the putamen may constitute part of the motor system that is mobilized in the context of hate.

In angiosperms these sporophylls represent, respectively, the stamens and the carpels of the flower; in gymnosperms these sporophylls may constitute parts of, respectively, microstrobili (male cones, or pollen cones) and megastrobili (female cones, ovule cones, or seed cones).

These glycines may therefore constitute part of a classical GxxxG-like protein-protein interaction motif, commonly associated with α-helical homotypic binding sites [38], [39].

Macrophages may therefore constitute part of the mammary stem cell niche.

For instance, linker regions between the CapG domains may also constitute part of the epitope recognized by nanobodies.

An issue not often discussed is that many biological samples contain mixtures of cell or tissue types (Wang et al., 2006); for example, cancer cells may only constitute part of a biopsy sample.