Sentence examples for makes an underlying from inspiring English sources

Hotel Chocolat has sales of £81.1m and makes an underlying pre-tax profit of £7.9m.

In the index case, affection of all limbs makes an underlying immunological pathomechanism likely.

As its point of departure, the present study makes an underlying assumption that nurses produce and reproduce conceptions of the self through experience.

A lobster risotto was disconcertingly green and its flavors muddled; red snapper was a little overcooked, and the only contribution made by an underlying layer of artichokes was a jarring note of bitterness, and a beautifully cooked piece of veal was overshadowed by a too-sweet sauce.

90% of those who die by suicide have an underlying mental illness, making it the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S. *Source: National Alliance on Mental Illness.

Such hydrocompaction is a key process in many slope failures, made worse by an underlying mountainous terrain of low-porosity rocks.

The void ordering is often accompanied by a saturation of the void swelling with increasing irradiation dose, which makes an understanding of the underlying mechanisms to be both of scientific significance and of practical importance for nuclear engineering.

MIC and MBC data are most properly compared using a nonparametric method such as the Mann−Whitney test, which makes no assumption about an underlying distribution and is appropriate for discrete data.

The present review critically analyses the variety of EF stimulation approaches that can be employed to evoke appropriate stem cell response and also makes an attempt to summarize the underlying concepts of this notion, placing special emphasis on stem cell based tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Maybe there is an underlying cause making her feel like she has to hit her brother, or steal cookies.

In the 1940s, Israel Gelfand, Mark Naimark and Irving Segal gave a definition of a kind of operator algebras called C*-algebras that on the one hand made no reference to an underlying Hilbert space, and on the other extrapolated many of the useful features of the operator algebras that had previously been studied.