Sentence examples for makes the cross from inspiring English sources

The latter has an interaction that makes the cross partial derivative positive, so the function is not simply additive.

The variability in menopausal reactions makes the cross-sectional study design particularly unsuitable.

Meanwhile, it makes the cross-domain gaits for different subjects disperse more separately with a large margin by using the supervised similarity matrix.

So, the problem mentioned above makes the cross-evaluation important.

Nordland's geography, with its long narrow strip of land bordering on Sweden, makes the cross-border migration impossible to prevent.

The man, who appears to be in his forties, wears work clothes and carries a small machete at his side as he makes the cross-border journey through the Forest Region to Vonema — a trip that takes less time than traveling to the nearest Guinean village.

The additional stipulation of mandatory informed consent makes the cross-reference between 6.2 and 83 somewhat misleading.

This situation does not only limit the development of additional specialized viral databases but makes the cross-validation across them very difficult.

Of course, this is true of any significant research database, but what makes the cross-ICEMR databases unique is the breadth and depth of the data at a global level.

While a pronounced effect on fiber mechanics and stability was observed (to be reported separately), the random and nonselective bonding may be insufficient, and the slow penetration of glutaraldehyde makes the cross-linking less effective on protein molecules within a fiber.

"I started the red in the 1980s, making the cross.