Sentence examples for this context constitutes from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors, pursuing a bias charge, have claimed that "afraid," in this context, constitutes evidence of fear.

So food in this context constitutes care?

Since it is becoming increasingly popular to choose a carrier in private practice in Denmark this context constitutes the frame of this study.

Stressors, in this context, constitute environmental and socio-economic changes or events at local, national or global levels making the fisheries sector or fishers vulnerable.

The conditioned response to the context constitutes a form of anticipatory nausea.

This new school context constitutes an important developmental transition, which is associated with changes in social roles and a substantial reorganization of attitudes and beliefs and has been considered a period of risk for problematic behavior [ 48].

Context constitutes an essential part of service behaviour, especially when interaction with end-users is involved.

The air at the Café is filled with a new sensibility, one that is clearly and explicitly nourished by the example of the ongoing Nuyorican cultural movement, which in the Island context constitutes a standing challenge to the traditional idea of what poetry is, and what being Puerto Rican is.

In addition, the discipline limitation arising from the broader planning context constitutes a major barrier to the integration of social objectives.

Thus, reward context constitutes a separate, additional factor affecting dopamine neurons.

If we wish to interpret the observations of the particular host-parasite interaction that TEs and their genomic context constitutes, we thus must bear in mind the inevitable inadequacy of simply assuming optimal adaptation in the two participants in the interaction.