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The multilayer structure in the core which is constituted of alternating low- and high-refractive index rings could achieve a very low equivalent core-cladding refractive index difference.

But the way in which such boards are constituted varies.

That kind of friendly family talk could not be constituted as tampering, could it?

We then explore two additional themes: how interviewees felt about the withdrawal of physiotherapy services and their reflections on the potential of physiotherapy to cause pain and distress, which could even be considered to constitute a form of "torture" once relatives felt there was no longer any realistic hope of recovery that the patient would consider "meaningful" or "worthwhile".

In 2012 in the Netherlands regional so-called research consortia were constituted to enhance local collaboration which could anticipate to our findings.

KlBat1 encoded protein is constituted by 407 amino acid residues and as well as Bat1 it bears an amino terminal signal peptide which could direct its mitochondrial localization.

What constitutes British values is nebulous and open to various interpretations, some of which could themselves be illiberal and unpleasant.

Falls were not defined for survey participants, which could have variations in interpretation of what constitutes a fall, and additional inaccuracies in the self-report data.

Four complexes of turbidite channel and mass transport complex (MTC) are observed, which could constitute into two stratigraphic cycles.

This most periphery area (halo) of the plaques might be constituted by partially aggregated Abeta fibrillar oligomers, which could be involved on the AD pathology [ 51].

That is an idea which could spread.