Sentence examples for this therefore constitutes from inspiring English sources

She complains in the suit that Apple failed to disclose that switching to a device other than one running its own software would cause the interference with delivery, and that this therefore constitutes interference with her contract with her mobile carrier, and unfair competition.

This therefore constitutes the strength of our method: the combination of both disparity maps and intensity images prevents false detections that are generally triggered by the shadows of flying bees.

At the stand level where 50 to 80 mature crop trees per hectare (Balandier and Dupraz 1999) can be cultivated, this therefore constitutes a large potential recycling of nutrient when left on site.

In the first case, the uterus was extremely great, weighing 5700 g, similar to a case we previously reported of 5320 g [5]; this, therefore, constitutes the description of the largest uterus removed laparoscopically in the published literature to date.

This therefore constitutes a major challenge to governments in terms of future policy-making, and hence to universities and other research centres for generating the necessary evidence base.

This research therefore constitutes a deeper examination of these issues and proposes a new approach that allows for a global analysis of the fatigue phenomenon.

This kinase therefore constitutes a key biomarker in melanoma and an emerging pharmacological target, however there are no tools enabling direct detection or quantification of its activity.

This paper therefore constitutes not just a biocompatibility assessment but a comprehensive study of how synthesis conditions affect the final outcome in terms of cell response.

As such, inhibiting the respective kinase or acetylase could help regulate interactions within this vital interface, and therefore constitutes a promising avenue for therapeutic intervention.

This study was conducted using a relatively small test population, and therefore constitutes only a proof of concept.

New Yorkers obviously agree, except that in this instance the end run wound up working to our advantage and therefore constitutes a special case.