Sentence examples for and provide true from inspiring English sources

In my experience, the inverted periosteal flap will preserve the vestibular depth, maintain the keratinized gingival dimensions, and provide true tension-free closure.

The proposed integration solutions which use off-the-self OPC products available will enable integrators to create robust solutions and provide true interoperability while at the same time reducing implementation time and costs.

Move Loot's goal is to help reduce waste and provide true collaborative consumption through a seamless sharing of goods.

Similarly, DLT credentials have the potential to free government to finance higher education in a manner fit for a digital age, and in so doing eliminate student loan debt and provide true free college.

We use these general urban laws to develop new urban metrics that disentangle dynamics at different scales and provide true measures of local urban performance.

New technological developments should overcome this problem in the near future and provide true co-localized measurement positions for various fiber diameters [ 29].

The levered drive-mode mechanism structurally forces the anti-phase drive-mode motion of the symmetrically decoupled tines eliminating the lower frequency spurious mode and providing true mechanical rejection of external shocks and accelerations.

Our brain is self-learning and provides true intelligence versus the rest of the industry that provides mostly recognition.

"It will only be effective if it is relevant, high status and provides true professional progression for teachers," he said.

Platonism is the view that (a) there exist abstract mathematical objects (i.e., nonspatiotemporal mathematical objects), and (b) our mathematical sentences and theories provide true descriptions of such objects.

Bioluminescence tomography (BLT) attempts to reconstruct the three dimensional distribution of the bioluminescent source (i.e. optical power per unit volume) and to provide true quantitative information about its magnitude and location [ 5– 9].