Deliberately or not, Shoptaw reminds her viewers that, for her generation — indeed, for everyone under the age of thirty-five — reading the Harry Potter books is far more likely to constitute their most formative literary experience than is reading "Middlemarch," or any other Victorian novel, for that matter.
Enterprises with the same property rights are more likely to constitute interlocking directorate networks.
Overall, Table 5 supports hypothesis 2; i.e., two companies in the same category of ownership are more likely to constitute interlocking directorate networks.
In short, these results support hypothesis 2, i.e., from the perspective of convergence of organizational behavior companies with the same ownership are more likely to constitute interlocking directorate networks.
This finding demonstrates that average salaries in the former occupation are the main factor determining whether teachers are more likely to constitute a positive or negative selection from their occupational sector in terms of earnings.
Taking from a published work is more likely to constitute "fair use" than taking from an unpublished one.
This idea is based on the hypothesis that the aggregated antigenic residues are more likely to constitute epitopes, while the isolated antigenic residues are probably wrongly predicted.
Cases more likely to constitute OA were excluded; therefore, patients aged 67 years or more, patients undergoing prosthesis surgery and patients with M17 in combination with non-cartilage procedures (only meniscal resection for instance) or high tibial osteotomy were excluded.
They are not, however, since events with large a tend to group together in runs with large r, while an event with small a is more likely to constitute by itself a run with r = 1 [ 8].
To Breyer, Glossip wasn't a case about drug cocktails or even state prerogatives, but about "a more basic question": whether "the death penalty, in and of itself, now likely constitutes a legally prohibited cruel and unusual punishment".
