Sentence examples for which constitutes two from inspiring English sources

This contradict could be caused by the improper use of GITT and EIS techniques for measuring the chemical diffusion coefficient of Li in Li1 xFePO4 which constitutes two phase, i.e., LiFePO4 and FePO4 in this region.

Here, it should be noted that the risks are either related to the deadline or to the cost which constitutes two major concerns related to any project.

And with that we come to the real dark horse: the Palestinian population which constitutes two thirds of Jordan's people.

In the present study we performed a structural coverage for the hMAT family, which constitutes two catalytic isoforms and one accessory protein.

Diamond cutting and polishing, which constitutes one of Israel's most important industries, is centred there.

The crust corresponds to the skin, the iron core (although spherical rather than pointed) to the pit, and the rocky mantle, which constitutes eighty-four per cent of the volume of the planet, to the flesh of the fruit.

But these are false judgements which are inseparable from physiological changes in the pneuma which constitutes one's commanding faculty.

The striving to preserve and augment one's power, which constitutes one's actual essence (EIIIP7), provides a standard for moral judgments: things are good or bad to the extent that they aid or diminish one's power of acting (Curley 1973).

GYS1 is separated only by 4.1 million base pairs from the gene coding for apolipoprotein E (APOE), which constitutes three common genetic isoforms in plasma and is known to play an important role in lipid metabolism [19].

Two entities are however universally acknowledged: Sydenham's chorea (SC) [4], which constitutes one of the major criteria for the diagnosis of acute RF, and post-streptococcal acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (PSADEM) [5].

The cellular metabolism, conformed by the interactions among thousands of enzymes and other biochemical molecules, is a reactive structure densely integrated through an intricate network which constitutes one of the most complex dynamic systems in nature.