Sentence examples for may thereby constitute from inspiring English sources

The accumulation of extreme adaptations to monogyny may severely constrain the evolutionary potential to change back to higher mating rates and may thereby constitute an evolutionary dead end.

Drinking water may thereby be contaminated with pathogenic Y. enterocolitica.

The enhanced connectivity observed in high-anxious participants may be disadvantageous, and thereby constitute a potential cause for compensatory activation increases in the right DLPFC.

In addition, TLR3 may be activated by RNA released from damaged mammalian cells (Kariko et al., 2005), which thereby constitute another potentially inhibitory influence at CNS lesion sites, mediating at least some of its effects through ErbB1.

It also may have the consequence of depriving a party to a lawsuit of the relief that the court order afforded him and thereby constitute civil contempt.

Many beliefs and desires are closely connected, but do not thereby constitute a single state.

Autophagy as a result of mitochondrial or ER stress may prevent apoptotic cell death and thereby constitutes a survival mechanism in sublethally damaged tumor cells following PDT [ 66].

Whenever necessary, the Monarch is responsible for appointing a new Prime Minister (who by convention appoints and may dismiss every other Minister of the Crown, and thereby constitutes and controls the government).

The latter may sometimes slope forwards, these arrangements being sexually dimorphic [see also Kulynych et al., 1994], and thereby constituting a potential source of difference in findings between studies.

In the latter type, New information is inferred from the table, thereby constituting intersemiotic enhancement relation.

However, the husks find little or no use after the cobs have been removed, thereby constituting environmental nuisance.