Sentence examples for impression provide from inspiring English sources

What you want to do is to engage, make a positive impression, provide a "teaser", and get the date.

To evaluate subjectively the quality and spatial impression provided by the proposed technique, a set of simulations considering different acoustic situations were carried out.

Despite all you could uncover about someone in an hour of browsing online, that in-person impression provided during an interview remains the most critical part of the hiring process.

One reply to this threat of modal realism is that contrary to the initial impression provided by the counterfactual characterization of observability, observability is not a modal property, after all (Monton and van Fraassen 2003, 411).

Our findings support the general impression provided by the literature, in that they show that immersive simulation-based resuscitation training is markedly superior to lower fidelity mannequin- and workshop-based learning alone in relation to the acquisition of resuscitation skills.

To conclude, the results support the impression provided by much of the literature that the European Clinical Trials Directive has increased the (perceived) administrative burden on researchers, and introduced additional barriers and bottlenecks into the research process.

This updated approach to making digital dental impressions provides clinicians with better visibility and allows patients to observe the results on a tablet.

Presumably Antiochus drew on the case he had already brought against Academic probabilism to argue that impressions which fail to satisfy the full Stoic definition of the cognitive impression cannot provide a basis for judgment of any kind let alone judgments of the kind that deserve to be called knowledge.

The mountain walls inside are covered with green plants that (at least) give the impression to provide the place with additional oxygen.

When all you have to go on are first impressions, they provide a good benchmark for human decency.

Until then, we should be humble about the likelihood that our impressions will provide a reliable guide to a candidate's future performance.