Sentence examples for makes counts from inspiring English sources
In addition, in the mouth these bacteria mainly grow in the form of a biofilm, either supragingival or subgingival (dental plaque), which makes counts using traditional culture methods difficult, since it is pointed out in several studies that many biofilm pathogens are viable but not routinely culturable (Sun et al. 2008; Wolcott and Dowd 2008).
In a normal game, every shot a player makes counts as 2 points.
That makes counting tricky.
Any runs thus made count to the batsman, otherwise they are extras.
When it mattered most, though, it was the rudimentary plays that the Nets made count.
New technology, Shepherd told him, could make counting words much easier.
Wednesday marked Berdych's first night match at Arthur Ashe Stadium — one that he made count.
He was made count of the Empire (1808) and duc d'Otrante (1809).
This made counting bodies much more efficient.
A total of 20 participants made counting mistakes, whereas 17 made no mistakes.
