Sentence examples for assure clear from inspiring English sources

In case of muscular invasion, myocutaneous flaps are very often used to cover the defects and also to assure clear margins (aim achieved).

Communication should assure clear patient-provider interactions and Valentine et al. [ 10] explained that clarity of communication implies that the provider listens carefully to patient's concerns and explains about an illness' symptoms, treatment and implications.

For these reasons, it is important to evaluate precisely the extent of tumor preoperatively to plan the correct procedure to assure clear margins to the patient to avoid local recurrence.

The sale is recorded in a third papyrus scroll, assuring clear title to the house, which is described as having a court, standing walls and windows, but no beams.

Using an interpreter "was necessary to assure a clear and orderly process," the judge wrote.

This test, performed under sedation, requires a thorough bowel cleansing using an oral solution to assure a clear view of the lining.

Sometime later, Mengelberg fine-tuned some of those markings, perhaps to assure a clear articulation of the note in the acoustics of the Concertgebouw.

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.

I argue that rational volcanic hazard forecasts assure a clear, unambiguous distinction between volcano scientists and decision-makers, with the formers providing forecasts in the probabilistic form that is best suited for decision-making under uncertainty – the natural state characterizing any situation of volcanic risk.

The sudden reversal, after Mr. Ashdown's appointment had seemed virtually assured, became clear after Mr. Karzai met last week with the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and other Western diplomats in Davos, Switzerland.

Many Democrats have long argued that Mrs. Clinton had all the prerequisites to assure herself a clear path to her party's nomination in 2008, including money, high poll ratings with Democrats, star power and a formidable political operation.