Sentence examples for settings constitute from inspiring English sources
Typical settings constitute non-linear systems of partial differential equations (PDEs) and ODEs.
Emergency medicine, remote and out-of-hospital settings constitute an ideal scenario due to lack of alternative medical imaging.
Studies performed in HIV-endemic settings constitute an exception as the high rate of deaths occurring while patients are still on antituberculous therapy are cited as an impediment to achieving desired cure rates (24).
Historical records indicate that the core of highly urbanized settings constitute an unfavourable habitat for the persistence of An. gambiae populations due to the paucity of suitable unpolluted water bodies necessary for the development of its aquatic larvae [ 41, 42, 53, 54].
Cornell Law has long introduced students to the sort of experiential learning that, especially when it occurs in real-life settings, constitutes the core of a student's professional development.
The second strategy is consistent with a multiple case study approach, where each of the six settings constitutes a case.
Such programmes are generally implemented in settings constituting homogeneous intervention groups, during defined period(s) of intervention.
Occupational exposure to blood or other body fluids in healthcare settings constitutes a small but significant risk of transmission of HIV and other blood-borne pathogens [ 1, 2].
Development of techniques for automated, high-throughput drug screening against these diseases, especially in whole-organism settings, constitutes one of the great challenges of modern drug discovery.
On the basis of crude proportion data, detection of ductal carcinoma in situ varies across screening settings, constituting 13-14% of screen detected cases in the two Danish programmes compared with 24% in US screening data.
There is a similar predictability in the choice of settings, which constitute a kind of sightseeing tour of New York City: here is Central Park looking lovely in the snow; next the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Station; now let's take a turn around the Museum of Natural History.
