Sentence examples for understood to constitute a from inspiring English sources

Methylation of lysine residues is now understood to constitute a key component of the complex signaling paradigm referred to as the histone code hypothesis.

Brexit, of course, is often understood to constitute a rejection of austerity, of Osborne's economics.

Neither BA nor Unite has gone public with any details of the latest proposals, although they are understood to constitute an improvement of the terms offered in the last deal.

Avedon had other ideas, or, better, a bigger idea: To photograph the men and women he understood to constitute the political leadership of the United States.

Those leaving may provide vital remittances to their families back home, which in 2006 were understood to constitute just under 40% of gross domestic product, but their loss is depriving the country of its youth.

Even though TMWWBQ is about a lot more than MTF transsexualism, and even though Bailey insists the cover and title were meant to allude to a whole range of people who might fit under the umbrella of "feminine males," most critics (and indeed most readers) seem to have understood the cover and title to constitute a pejorative comment on transsexual women.

Others, too few to constitute a mass readership, understood that glamour has only incidentally to do with clothes.

The delivery of 'care' is at the core of any system of health care, something that we understand to be constituted by a complex network of interdependent practices that can be seen as being 'ordered' within the micro, meso, and macro social contexts of care: delivery, management and political oversightb.

Although the chain of events leading to this respiration deficit is currently not understood, the findings constitute a robust assay for the progressive pathology induced by PINK1 deficiency.

Considering that not only downsizing, but also expansions and other forms of organizational instability [ 7, 8] could lead to sickness absence, it is important to understand what constitutes a good, as well as a bad, organizational change in terms of health.

One of the original motivations for characterizing the pangenome was to understand what constitutes a bacterial species, but the value of such studies extends to understanding adaptation and evolution in the prokaryotes.