Object

• validity: This might provide information about NET's construct validity.

• argument: It also requires them to construct arguments in writing.

• narrative: The data or sources of the past, which it can be argued are already constructed narratives, are taken by historians and re-described.

• model: Importantly, these changes may help construct computer models of the ocean's changes which in turn may help predict future developments.

• bridge: Constructing the bridge would have temporarily changed certain stream variables.

• building: Library: A modern building constructed with full consideration of access needs.

Adjective modifier

• transgenic: But integration of transgenic constructs containing the 35S promoter may mobilize the elements.

• artificial: Artificial constructs are well-known to be structurally unstable ( 7 ).

Adjective complement

• adjacent: A new two-storey entrance has been constructed adjacent to the road frontage.

Noun used with modifier

• programming: Logic flowcharts can also describe these three programming constructs.

Used with why or when

• which: Then a philosophical theory can be constructed which takes into account these needs.

• that: In reality, the foundation trust is at best a theoretical construct that will prove disastrous in practice.

Present participle complement

• accord: A sentence not constructed according to the syntactical conventions of Standard English is said to be non-standard.

Preposition: in

• situ: They combine hand-crafted objects with those manufactured to her own specifications and more improvisatory elements constructed in situ.

• brick: Constructed in brick with stone floors, it consisted of a wide nave and square west tower with a pyramidal roof.

Preposition: of

• brick: Waveley Road is comprised of small terraced properties constructed of red brick with slate roofing.

• sandstone: The buildings are constructed of red sandstone and form part of a larger coherent group, built in the early years of this century.

• rubble: Running from the east side of the site to the shore of the Loch is a causeway constructed of rubble and large flat slabs.

Preposition: from

• timber: The buildings in the fires were a mixture of residential and commercial buildings, many constructed from timber.