Sentence examples for makes conducting from inspiring English sources

"We also aren't required to distinguish between federal and private funding for stem cell research, which makes conducting research logistically much easier," he adds.

The electoral commission and the main opposition party, the Democrats, have called on the government to delay the polls, saying the current unrest makes conducting free and fair elections too difficult.

Finally, we would not want to end without quoting from Dr. Margarita Salas, research professor at the CSIC and a molecular biologist known world-wide, published in volume 19 of Unelibros in 2009 (4), who says that the heavy teaching load at Spanish universities (240 hours per year), makes conducting research unfeasible, and "those who do [conduct research as well as teach] are heroes".

Limiting the public's access to scholarly journals makes conducting and analyzing research an endeavor that is ostensibly limited to those either enrolled in or associated with a university, or lucky enough to have a university affiliated library card (or a whole lot of money to spend on each individual article!).

The relative rarity of this group of patients makes conducting clinical trials difficult.

Indeed, even the Best108 dataset and its limited taxonomic sample makes conducting all of the analyses presented here under Bayesian CAT-GTR computationally intractable (We estimate that 125 years of single-core computation time in total was expended in the present study).

These advantages make conducting polymers more attractive to bioengineering researchers.

He also took up singing, "because it made conducting easier," allowing him to demonstrate phrasing by example.

And this isn't the first time that researchers have used laser printing to making conducting circuits from organic materials.

On Sunday night, Adam Fischer made conducting verismo opera seem all in a day's work as he presided over a supple and swashbuckling account of Giordano's "Andrea Chénier".

Metal powders (often flakes) can be mixed in to make conducting pastes, or nonmetallic powders can be added to make resistive and dielectric pastes or glass-matrix composites.