Sentence examples for make the expressions from inspiring English sources

In order to make the expressions obtained by Okumura et al. [13] suitable for computer implementation, Hata developed analytical expressions, based on the technique of Okumura, that allow to calculate the average attenuation path, for urban areas, suburban, and open (rural).

Translators partially revised some items in the CSQ-8 to make the expressions more appropriate and usable in the whole study area.

"Accordingly, I decline to make the expression of the view I otherwise would".

These are the signs of work and care which make the expression "House of Worship" ring true — a home away from home, a place to commune.

Instead, an authority figure could make the expression of anti-Semitism — an old bias that had previously been subtle, implicit, and almost imperceptible — suddenly appear to be one of the broadly "acceptable" ways of showing pent-up anger.

Here, the summation is used rather than integration to make the expression more tractable.

In the plasmid pUWLsimReg1 intact gene simReg1 was cloned under the control of erythromycin resistance gene promoter to make the expression of the regulatory gene constitutive.

As the goal is to get the maximum allowed message rate, which means that should be quite high, it is reasonable to omit the part to make the expression neater.

The output of RMAExpress was taken log2 again to make the expression data more normally distributed (Additional file 2: Figure S1) in order to fulfill the essential assumption of following the analysis of variance.

Furthermore, to make the expression of dCas9_VP64 independent of aTc, we placed it under the control of pGAL1.

These factors make the expression differences that we observed between zebra finch and house finch spleen even more striking.