Sentence examples for more constitutes from inspiring English sources

She said the massive database, encompassing many published issues, "no more constitutes a 'revision' of each constituent edition than a 400-page novel quoting a sonnet in passing would represent a 'revision' of that poem".

Scores of five or more constitutes the high problem groups concerning both attention and conduct problems.

Seeing three or more constitutes evidence that multiple cell lineages are present in the tissue i.e. that the tissue is heterogeneous.

Sharing photos on Facebook should no more constitute a public license to use those photos than sending them over email.

28 Children scoring at or above the 95th centile (raw score of 13 or more) constituted the "extreme" anxiety group.

Controls with COPD based on spirometry (GOLD stage I or more) constituted 50% of the community volunteers and were excluded from further analysis.

Trauma patients who have ICU LOS of 30 days or more constituted only 4% of all trauma ICU admissions but accounted for a disproportionate usage of ICU resources.

The courts have ruled that the more a message targets a particular person or group and a particular time and place, the more it constitutes a real threat.

Thus, detection of the exact same mutations in two or more strains constitutes a signature of non-independence.

The brain (and the CNS more broadly) constitutes one of the most complex and fast evolving organs in the body.

An important caveat: Hispanic adults (and minority groups more generally) constitute one of the more challenging demographic groups for pollsters to reach.