Sentence examples for this list constitutes from inspiring English sources

This list constitutes the starting point for Systems Biology, a new paradigmatic approach in life sciences, that focuses on the complex behaviors of living systems deriving from the interactions of their molecular basis.

Malebranche told Arnauld that since this list constitutes "an exact division … of all the ways in which we can see objects" and since each of the alternative accounts yields "manifest contradictions," his argument from elimination serves to demonstrate the doctrine of the vision in God (Malebranche 1958 84, 6 198 99).

This list constituted the initial pool of items to be treated and adequately reduced.

But you'd be hard put to say that the list constitutes a zeitgeist.

Owning, or even having knowledge of, a copy of a poem not on the list constitutes a crime.

This gene list constitutes one of the two datasets used in this study and is referred to as the HuGE Index dataset.

It added that the list constituted "harmful material" and should not have been shown on This Morning.

He said that taking the names off the list constituted a good first step.

The music, handcrafts, food, traditional gatherings, dances and tribal customs already formally on the list constitute, Unesco says, "a living heritage, which, when transmitted from generation to generation, gives communities and groups a feeling of identity and continuity that is considered essential for the respect of cultural diversity and human creativity".

It was important not to discard any of the capacities on the list during this refinement process because this 'optimal' list constituted a holistic set of capacities which would act as a benchmark against which to compare existing capacity and to identify any gaps (i.e., it was the compass for the needs assessment).

"Accordingly, on this record the court concludes plaintiffs inclusion on the no-fly list constitutes a significant deprivation of their liberty interests in international travel," Brown said.