Sentence examples for that also constituted from inspiring English sources

Documents and contract agreements in Syria often mention a chariot-warrior caste that also constituted the social upper class in the cities.

Presented with a national calamity that also constituted a political opportunity, nothing stood between them and all the mistakes that haste can make for their children's children to repent at leisure.

These are norms that not only regulate but that also constitute the activity of reasoning.

Meat is one of the staples of the human diet, which provides high-quality nutrients, but that also constitutes a relevant source of cholesterol and saturated fatty acids.

Would that also constitute a hate crime?

The adverse effects that result as stress overwhelm human or ecological systems, or catastrophically drive them into new phases of collapse, reorganization, and reconstitution that could also constitute L&D (Gunderson and Holling 2002).

Our study proposes periostin to be a novel stromal candidate marker of tumor prognosis that may also constitute potential therapeutic target in a broad range of carcinomas.

Too, people are usually ready to acknowledge that the word "heterosexual" had to come from somewhere, and that this also constitutes a bit of history.

Work by our group in the human system and others in murine models have demonstrated that osteoblasts also constitute part of the stromal cell support system in marrow for hematopoiesis by participating in the formation of the HSC niche (reviewed in [1]).

In summary, the proportion of sponge GPCRs to the genome size is comparable to several other metazoans and that it also constitutes a large expansion within the Rhodopsin family [ 11, 13].

Biochemical (Phillips et al. 2001), ultrastructural (Hirokawa et al. 1989), and functional (Morales et al. 2000) studies indicate that actin also constitutes an important component of the active zone.