Sentence examples for able to assure a from inspiring English sources

Recent studies on the field of food engineering and processing are focused on the development of alternative methods able to assure a prolonged and safe preservation in order to overcome the current inconvenience related with poor quality food.

The unique design of the 3D indicator in cooperation with appropriate used software, and with a silo model is able to assure a clear image to pressure/stress identifications in particulate solid.

To be able to assure a large enough sample size to perform valid statistical tests with a power of 80% and a significance level of 5%, we performed sample size calculations with a standard t-test.

The questions were developed in cooperation with clinicians and other researchers, and open comments to previous surveys were used in the further development of this one in order to limit uncertainties and to strengthen robustness in the definitions and the wording of the questions and to be able to assure a trustworthy interpretation of the participants' responses.

But back in Washington, military and nuclear experts told me that the bottom line is that if a real-life crisis broke out, it is unlikely that anyone would be able to assure an American president, with confidence, that he knew where all of Pakistan's weapons were — or that none were in the hands of Islamic extremists.

If Ewing plays out his deal in Washington, the common denominator between Jordan and Ewing -- the agent David Falk -- might be able to assure Ewing a position in the Wizards organization after he retires.

Prices of Cloud resources tend to be set, but Cloud Brokers might be able to offer an advantage not in price pressure, as many might suggest in an open market, but in being able to assure performance at a given price.

It is comforting to be able to assure someone, even a fictional character, that her greatest fear is unfounded.

As the no camp continued to slip in the polls, it was able to assure the nation that were a Scottish government to insist on Trident removal from the Clyde, neither Devonport nor any other English base would be suitably secure to house the Vanguard submarine fleet.

As it happened I knew him from a few participation committees we'd sat on together and was able to assure him that Luigi was a very hard working young man who would not waste the opportunity if it were offered to him.

He was not even able to assure Americans that there is an end in sight to the Iraq war.