Sentence examples for no constitutes from inspiring English sources

Notably, in the study by Gustafsson et al. (2013) the local vascular pressure provocation also led to a delayed plasma reduction of vascular endothelial growth factor A (VEGF-A), a potent vasodilator that is linked to the endothelial NO system; NO constitutes a downstream factor in the VEGF-A pathway as well as an upstream activator of VEGF-A expression (Tsurumi et al. 1997; Ziche et al. 1997).

Our observations indicate that modulation of the endogenous NOS system and production of NO constitutes a major pathway through which capsaicin acts in the amygdala (see also Fig. 8).

Mr. Castro also starred in Mr. Larraín's two previous features – "Tony Manero" (2008) and "Post Mortem" (2010) – which, with "No," constitute an unplanned trilogy on the dictatorship.

NO constituted the main part of the NOx, while NO2 contributed only 3.4±1.4% of the total NO+NO2 (data not presented).

Adenomyotic lesions of that size certainly do no constitute beginning, but rather advanced lesions.

Casting a ballot every four to five years no longer constitutes meaningful political engagement.

Study of such substances, which normally have little or no carbon, constitutes the discipline of inorganic chemistry.

With consumption there is no problem it constitutes spending on final goods.

"Therefore it no longer constitutes a temporary disruption of living conditions that temporarily prevents Montserrat from adequately handling the return of its nationals".

It said: "Working to improve academic standards is an apolitical act and in no way constitutes support (tacit or explicit) for the political regime of the country.

A "A transfer of stock of a cooperative corporation between family members for no consideration constitutes a gift," said Eliot Zuckerman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.