Sentence examples for strictly constitutes from inspiring English sources

The findings underscore the fact that across academia and practice, medical examiners and coroners – the clinical professionals and elected officials who classify violent or suspicious deaths – disagree over what strictly constitutes a suicide by cop.

This concept does not strictly constitute an intermediate impact (see Methods), but was felt to be a consequence of past oral impairments and emerged in response to the same question on complaints about the mouth.

- The economic activity it strictly regulates constitutes ~30% of our economy.

Strictly speaking, this constitutes an elementary category mistake.

Act as professional associations, constituted strictly to advance member interests rather than social change or class struggle.

Previous studies of the male-specific color pattern of the Cumaná guppy have shown that the blue iridescent spot on the trunk close to the dorsal fin, the combination of black and orange on the dorsal fin, and the ventral black lining of the caudal peduncle constitute strictly Y-linked traits (Tripathi et al. 2008, 2009a,b).

Even if the BLM-induced pulmonary fibrosis does not represent a strictly equivalent of IPF, it constitutes a polyvalent model that produces morphological alterations of lung fibrosis with a robust reproducibility [ 12].

Bianca has been reported to react to P. viticola contact with a hypersensitive reaction (HR) leading to cell death in the proximity of infection sites, which constitutes a common phenotype strictly associated with resistant genotypes [ 20].

From a strictly numerical standpoint, the cost of Iraq constitutes a small portion of the GDP.

This constitutes a limitation of such strictly evidence‐based guidelines.

First, the scope for what constitutes IC must be more strictly defined.