Sentence examples for make the occurrence from inspiring English sources

There is a need to discover factors that make the occurrence of behavioral problems persist or even promote behavioral problems and to study mediating factors.

EPS forecasts are currently only used to state whether the atmospheric conditions make the occurrence of thunderstorms more likely or not.

We promised to work together to make systemic changes to make the occurrence of tragedies like the one on South Capitol Street S.E.

In this regard high densities of CD3+ tumor infiltrating T cells in node negative colorectal cancer were shown to make the occurrence of metachrone metastases unlikely [ 27].

In Brazil, however, the existence of a founder mutation, p.R337H, which is present in approximately 0.3% of the dense population in the southern and southeastern regions of the country, make the occurrence of homozygosity for germline TP53 mutations more likely than anywhere else in the world.

During the prospective follow-up, data collection occurred at 12  ± 2 (follow-up examination 1), 36  ± 2 (follow-up examination 2), 52  ± 2 (follow-up examination 3) weeks: a 2-week time variation per examination was allowed in order to make the occurrence of examinations coincident with those established according to clinical practice.

Johnson (1987) argued that the appearance condition makes the occurrence of fallacies too subjective since how things appear may vary from perceiver to perceiver, and it is replaced by a frequency requirement.

The practice of chemical preservation, whereby chemical preservatives and disinfectant solutions are pumped into a body to replace natural body fluids (and the bacteria that reside therein), have made the occurrence of "coffin birth" so rare that the topic is rarely mentioned in international medical discourse.

The diversity of potential triggers makes the occurrence and severity of PPH difficult to predict.

Our procedure makes the occurrence of a rebound period very unlikely, and thus is the compensation probably exclusively mediated by the braking phenomenon.

The long and complex diagnostic workup described, draws the attention to the difficulty of making a correct diagnosis, also because the long interval after the initial diagnosis of breast cancer makes the occurrence of metastasic disease an unexpected event.