Sentence examples for make fully from inspiring English sources
Further research in this area should recognise the need for doctor patient family partnership, and mediating factors known to influence decision-making, to help women make fully informed choices about breast cancer chemoprevention.
Shared decision-making (SDM) - a process that enables patients to make fully informed, preference-consonant decisions - has been proposed as an ideal process for making therapeutic decisions in such preference-sensitive situations [ 9- 14].
As with Bake Off, it was a challenge to get the show on air, not least because ceramic pieces take about six days to make fully.
That is marvelously intriguing and it bears on the nature of infinity, though in ways that Mr. Aczel does not make fully clear.
Instead, Professor Simon contended that in today's complex world individuals cannot possibly process or even obtain all the information they need to make fully rational decisions.
Presented with the figures, Piatt raises concerns that working-class students aren't getting the support they need to make fully informed subject choices.
Although officials spoke with confidence of the attack's imminence and seriousness, they did not make fully clear the basis of their assertions.
The sixth step is the assembly of the newly replicated progeny genomes with structural proteins to make fully formed progeny virions.
It also provides the ability for traders to make fully-collateralized loans, which are used to to fund short sellers.
Focusing on the coarse registration, model-scan registration has been well investigated in the past, but it is shown in this article that the context of the AEC/FM industry presents specific (1) constraints that make fully-automated registration very complex and often ill-posed, and (2) advantages that can be leveraged to develop simpler yet effective registration methods.
"Our work to help ensure that voters are able to make fully-informed decisions at the ballot box clearly is not yet done,'' Leno said.
