Sentence examples for points that constituted from inspiring English sources

Of the points that constituted the PASE score, 15% originated from walking outside the home, 46% from household activities, and 13% from yard work.

Lambeth Quadrilateral, four points that constitute the basis for union discussions of the Anglican Communion with other Christian groups: acceptance of Holy Scripture as the rule of faith; the Apostles' and the Nicene creeds; the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper; and the historic episcopate.

(Points cannot be accumulated, yet a great girth or length is the sum of the points that constitute it).

This paper reviews some of the critical lessons and identifies many 'secondary' finer points that constitute important learnings.

Homotopic trajectories are constructed through the calculation of the discrete points that constitute a curve that is known as the homotopic path, which is mathematically the same algebraic system that is mapped by the homotopy function at every point but exhibits an arbitrary variation in the homotopic parameter.

However, we can conclude that LRH-1 does not appear to control an oxidative stress response to tunicamycin at earlier time points that constitute the primary ER stress response.

It is mandatory that the reaction under study must be precisely synchronised and strictly reversible for the ~1.000 sampling points that constitute the interferogram at a given optical resolution of 4 cm−1.

Therefore, it is important to note that the aim of this position statement is not to redefine BMI cut points that constitute overweight and obesity thresholds as they relate to mortality or morbidity in Asian Americans.

But there's no way I can forgive him for using his position at ABC to echo the defense points that have constituted the response from Hillary Clinton loyalists.

The FFD (free form deformation) mesh of control points that constitutes the transformation between the two images shows how the experiment histology image is "warped" to register to the atlas histology.

Thank you!" Voters said Tuesday, and in numerous interviews again today, that they were afraid they mistakenly punched the second hole, a vote for Mr. Buchanan, because it was near the arrow pointing to a third hole that constituted a vote for Mr. Gore.