Sentence examples for may constitute yet from inspiring English sources
The pioneer factor GATA may constitute yet another example of this phenomenon, given its multiple known and newly predicted dimeric binding modes (GATA E-box, GATA E-boxATAcpal).
The capacity of Teschendorff et al.'s seven gene immune response module to identify good outcome samples from among estrogen-negative tumors may constitute yet more support for this association.
Whether remittances constitute yet another resource curse that may feed government corruption is another subject on the research agenda (Tyburski, 2012, 2014).
Since it costs about 30p to produce a litre of milk, the cuts constitute yet another catastrophe for a benighted domestic industry, and may put many thousands of dairy farmers out of business.
System biologic approaches may provide better insights in the not too distant future [ 96], but their applicability in routine settings will constitute yet another challenge.
It could constitute yet another strain on the economy.
International patient coordinators (IPCs) constitute yet another such group.
Our data suggest that IL-17 producing IL-17 producingy consTitute an as-yet-unrecellszed pathogenic imayne constituteanion in patients with PsA.
Clinically, voice processing impairments are likely to be under-recognized in these diseases yet may constitute a significant and disabling symptom (Hailstone et al., 2010), especially in situations where additional cues to speaker identity are reduced or unavailable.
What followed may constitute the most inspiring revolt yet of new media against old.
For example, FMDV persists indefinitely in African buffalo herds; yet impala may constitute an important source of infection for the cattle target population (22) (e.g., population Z in Figure 1C).
