Sentence examples for they commonly constitute from inspiring English sources

Ad-hoc abbreviations are not lexicalized, but they commonly constitute substrings that are specific to a lexicon entry (albeit not necessarily to any determined inflection or derivation).

The adhesive systems are polymer-based materials, and they are commonly constituted by methacrylate monomers, solvents, and a photo-initiation system, which makes them photo-curable [2].

However, these commonly constitute coarse block models of buildings which may be extended by simplified roof shapes as shown in Fig. 1.

The subaqueous delta forms entirely below the level of the sea and commonly constitutes the obvious bulge on the continental shelf seen seaward of many deltas.

Published online: June 11 , 2012The cilium commonly constitutes a cell's organelle for environmental sensing in a wide variety of contexts, from developmental signaling pathways (such as Sonic hedgehog) to the specialized receptor processes in sense organs of various sensory modalities (Ishikawa and Marshall, 2011).

Steroids and anthracyclines are commonly used as part of the cyclophosphamide/adriamycin/vincristine/prednisolone (CHOP) regimen for patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma; they also constitute adriamycin/cyclophosphamide (AC) combination chemotherapy commonly used for breast cancer patients (where steroid is generally administered in the anti-emetic pre-medication).

These status shifts occur commonly, and constitute a central component of the show's comedy.

It is by means of such body schemas that we are able to act intentionally in the world, and though they most commonly operate at a pre-reflective level, they constitute our sense of ourselves as corporeal beings.

They therefore constitute unknown knowns.

Thus they will constitute a convenience sample.

Unlike patients who require amputation for chronic illnesses, patients with amputations following trauma are commonly young and active with longer predicted longevity; they constitute almost half of all patients living with a limb amputation [11].