Sentence examples for ones constitute a from inspiring English sources
Comparisons among the percentage of the repeat fraction of chromosome arms reported using Roche 454 sequencing technology [ 19, 27- 31] and the ones obtained through Illumina [ 21], suggest that the first ones constitute a better representation on the real status (Table 2).
You can't say this latest survey or the previous ones constitute a strong endorsement of the law -- particularly since the Kaiser Foundation's poll tends to get more positive responses about the Affordable Care Act than other surveys do.
Few medieval texts so effectively communicate the Neoplatonic conception of the existence of a number of planes of being that differ according to their ontological priority, the derivative and inferior ones constituting a reflection in a grosser mode of existence of those that are prior and superior.
The technology and its metaphors – having machines calculate multiple inputs to produce virtual outcomes, and then real ones – constituted a distinctive American contribution between the wars and formed the basis for much of American computing innovation in the second world war.
What do you say to those who fear that even conversations like this one constitute a religious test for the presidency?
Proper values of this parameter are determined in stage two, and then together with the method in stage one, constitute a reliable and efficient tool for structural performance predictions of double-bottom structures in shoal grounding accidents.
Catching even one constitutes a good day -- in contrast to the norm in places like Andros where fish abound.
Of all the concessions Israel had to make, "that one constituted a problem for us," he said.
First one constitutes a Suzuki coupling reaction between aromatic dibromine functional polymer and 3-aminophenylboronic acid, when a diamino-containing intermediate was obtained.
My waitress, a young Frenchwoman called Marie, talks me through the form: so big are Sally Lunn's buns – readers may forgive the 'Allo 'Allo -style innuendo – thAllo -styleone constinnuendo full serving.
In [18] one constituted a modified numerical scheme to study fractional model of Lienard's equations.
