Sentence examples for element in making from inspiring English sources
The medical history of a patient is the most useful and important element in making an accurate diagnosis, much more valuable than either physical examinations or diagnostic tests.
Those social norms, like the expectation that, having made a woman pregnant, a man should marry and support her, are, Brooks writes, more important than any other element in making poor people rich, or at least richer.
He said a new, more efficient manufacturing system for the plane, which Boeing has said would cut the plane's production costs by 10percentt or more, would be an element in making it a success.
A key element in making brown fat cells seemed to be a kind of protein called a zinc finger (because it reaches into the spiral of a DNA molecule to switch on particular genes).
Having the right ancestors is one element in making an athlete successful, but even Mr Lomu would never have put on an All Blacks' shirt without good training and peer pressure.
Researchers at the University of Sydney and Dartmouth College said they have found a new way to design quantum memory, a key element in making quantum computing a reality.
Full respect for these rights, and access to remedies where these rights are violated, are vital elements in making sure citizens are able to hold their governments to account for their commitments.
Having "good opportunities to do what you do well, and be seen to and be patted on the back," are important elements in making people feel comfortable in a department, comments one interviewee.
Moreover, the rapidity and relative simplicity of the HRMAS technique, well coupled to the inherent reduction of solvents consumption and waste production, represent further elements in making this methodology very attractive for a wide spectrum of scientific investigations.
Dysprosium is used, in conjunction with vanadium and other elements, in making laser materials and commercial lighting.
I understand that there are two basic elements in making your choice -- politics and policy -- and would like to address each in turn.
