Sentence examples for may only constitute from inspiring English sources

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.

High C reserve status as observed in Cluster 3 may not only constitute a buffer for growth under stress, but also convey dehydration tolerance.

Risk drinking may not only constitute a risk for the women herself but also to her children.

Therefore, contact with non-coethnic peers may not only constitute a measure of orientation toward the receiving country, but could also be indicative of meeting opportunities.

But this apparently terminological difference, Schlick thought, masked a far deeper difference separating them since, on Reichenbach's understanding, the apriori constitutes the objects of experience and knowledge whereas, on Schlick's, conventions only constitute concepts, which may be applied to experiences and objects, but do not constitute them.

Hispanics do not only constitute a workforce asset.

Adonivernith not only constitutes an effective chemical means of partner control, but may also play a key role in the sympatric diversification of the Chiastocheta genus.

But it only constitutes a third in Thucydides' formula.

In barley grains, lignin only constitutes 2.9% [ 34].

However, CSCs may often constitute only a small population of the cells in a tumor.

Students may constitute only 3 per cent of the vote but they could tip the balance of power at the forthcoming general election, according to analysis from an independent higher education think tank.