Assad's sect, the Alawites, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, has dominated the country's military and its government for decades, though it constitutes only fourteen per cent of the population.
Very little information on the heat transfer to the ceiling of a circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler is available in the published literature though it constitutes a significant part of the furnace heat absorption.
Until now, the American people generally have paid very little attention to the judiciary even though it constitutes the third branch of our government.
Among the many casualties of the Trump administration — competence, expertise, facts, morality, compassion and courtesy, to name just a few — one has been scarcely mentioned, though it constitutes a large part of our national consciousness: idealism.
In the same way as the body is a unity even though it is constituted by a plurality of parts—foot, hand, blood, bone each having its own form the human soul also is constituted by a plurality of parts and nevertheless is a unity.
However, the last pattern, aa × bb, could not be applied to the genetic map construction due to its lack of segregation in our F1 population, even though it probably constituted the largest proportion of all marker types.
Still, Chinese authorities say the country's extensive terrestrial surveillance network helps to deter crime and maintain "social stability," though critics say it constitutes an invasion of privacy and is often deployed to monitor dissidents.
Summing up all scaffolds resulted in a total length of ∼870 Mb, corresponding to ∼70% of genome coverage; though not complete, it constitutes the most informative reference genome currently available for C. farreri.
It found that "a mere mental disease or defect, though it may constitute a form of insanity known to and recognized by medical science, does not excuse one for committing a crime".
Does it constitute a plot, though, or merely a sequence of events?
