Sentence examples for assuring that the initial from inspiring English sources
The results, presented in the inset to Fig. 4, show that indeed the temperature of the state does not change on average, assuring that the initial state was thermal with respect to the Gross Pitaevskii Hamiltonian.
Some patches around the hypocenter are kept uniform to assure that the initial rupture progresses.
Assay conditions have been optimized with respect to amount of antibody, to assure that the initial reaction rate reflects the rate of enzymatic conversion and not antibody binding.
This calibration assures that the initial screening model reflects the current Belgian screening situation as well as possible.
By assuring that initial (primary) siRNAs can act as triggers but not templates for activation, and that the resulting (secondary) siRNAs can enforce gene silencing on additional targets without unbridled trigger amplification, the system achieves substantial but fundamentally limited signal amplification.
In these figures, the initial glottal half-width bi is fixed at less than 0.35 mm, assuring that flutter occurs (see Figs. 5 and 6).
The initial delay played to the Democrats' benefit, assuring that the nominee would become clear after the commemoration of Sept. 11 was completed and resurrecting memories of the debacle of 2000 under Governor Bush.
However, by assuring that the groups in the current study did not differ in their initial burden score, we can be more confident that our findings truly reflect the prognostic value and not merely different baseline severities.
Without knowing whether the prosecution will raise the propriety of the officers' approaching Mr. Diallo in the first place, the defense will try to assure jurors that the initial contact with Mr. Diallo was proper.
The exponential forms of system (1.3) assure that the solution of system (1.3) with initial conditions (1.4) remains positive.
Constraint (8) assures that the amount of outsourced products doesn't exceed a certain amount to assure independency.
