Sentence examples for may constitutes a from inspiring English sources

To test the possibility that pollination by an unrelated and incompatible species may constitutes a "biological stress" whereby the genetic and epigenetic stability of the maternal parent genome might be jeopardized, we performed a crossing experiment between rice (served as the maternal partner) and Oenothera biennis L. (served as the pollen donor).

For example, secondhand cigarette smoke may constitute a nuisance.

On some interpretations, this alone may constitute a war crime.

But he added restrictions so rigid that they may constitute a near-ban.

But the undersupply of micronutrients may constitute a threat just as serious.

Hence, several species within a single genus may constitute a guild within a community.

It may constitute a desire for a temporary flight from adulthood, but that isn't exactly the same thing.

"Cyborg" is — sometimes delightfully, sometimes gratingly — a determinedly crazy movie, which may constitute a genre of its own.

"The deaths reported here share several features that suggest they may constitute a distinct syndrome," the report said.

He added that the attacks violated the fourth Geneva convention and customary international law and may constitute a war crime.

They may constitute a happy half-way house for both developers and government.