Sentence examples for then constituting a from inspiring English sources

Rather then constituting a new paradigm, personalized genomics is best viewed as incremental to the model built over several decades of the practice of genetic medicine.

Our possible explanation for this discrepancy could be that the 1999 study had considered individual genes, then constituting a large fraction of database entries, while we analyzed only complete genomes.

It crops out along 7 km in length and at its base a great number of dinosaur tracks assigned to sauropods, ornithopods and theropods have been preserved as natural casts; then constituting an exceptional regional megatracksite associated with tsunami deposits.

Tangibility then constitutes a rebuttable presumption that intangible items are services while tangible items constitute goods.

What, then, constitutes a good apology, a full apology, one that's likely to work?

This ternary material then constitutes a promising candidate for the construction of environmentally friendly supercapacitors.

The Kurdish general Saladin, who gained control of Egypt in 1169, followed what by then constituted a tradition in Muslim military practice by including a slave corps in his army in addition to Kurdish, Arab, Turkmen, and other free elements.

The insistence on ISDS, then, constitutes a testament to the influence of the business lobby in developed countries like the United States, which has insisted that the government bear political risk abroad.

Subsequent time-dependent numerical simulations of the fully nonlinear partial differential equations demonstrate the selection of these dominant solutions, and, as such, they then constitute a point of direct comparison with physical experiments.

Each contesting party then constitutes a candidate.

What, then, constitutes a practice?