Sentence examples for structure that constitutes from inspiring English sources
Loyalty to an organizational client means fidelity to the substantive legal structure that constitutes it.
In SV40, the last regulatory region contains six GC boxes (GGGCGG) in close proximity involved in a quadruplex structure that constitutes a binding motif for SP16.
In Myanmar (Burma, Thailand, Cambodiaandand Laos the pagoda took on a pyramidal or conical shape, and in China, Korea, and Japan it evolved into the towerlike structure that constitutes the best-known pagoda form.
These fungal enzymes degrade the complex polyphenol structure that constitutes lignin, the principal recalcitrant component in the lignocellulosic wall.
Wood decay fungi utilize these enzymes to degrade the recalcitrant structure that constitutes lignin and facilitate the access to hemicellulose and cellulose.
The insula (reviewed elsewhere [25], [26]) is a paralimbic structure that constitutes the invaginated portion of the cerebral cortex, forming the base of the sylvian fissure, and is considered limbic sensory cortex by some [27].
In business, for example, it is the combination of a manager's position relative to statutory and rational structures that constitutes the right to expect obedience from subordinates.
Many algorithms have been developed for sorting data efficiently; these apply to structures residing in main memory and also to structures that constitute information systems and databases.
The single objective analysis provided three optimum structures that constitute bounds of the actual performance of the petrochemical industry.
However, it is not yet clear if these behavioral and neurochemical effects are associated with a different functionality of the Acc and ventral tegmental area (VTA), the neural structures that constitute the dopaminergic mesoaccumbens system.
Examples include three-dimensional nanoscale structures that constitute a near-continuous layer (Fig. 1c), two-dimensional nanobelts and nanoribbons (Fig. 1b) or one-dimensional nanowires (Fig. 1d).
