Sentence examples for makes the definite from inspiring English sources

In effect, we thus have a recursive definition which makes the definite properties completely transparent by giving each time the precise route from ε, = to the definite property in question.

Molecular characterization of the coexistent tumors not only helps us make the definite diagnosis, but also provides information to select targeted therapies if needed in the future.

Because the variational inequality is degenerate and the obstacle condition contains the partial derivative of an unknown function, it makes the theoretical study of the definite problem of the variational inequality problem very difficult.

The heterogeneity of ALS is characterized by the involvement of many altered pathways and therefore the unknown cause of the neurodegenerative process makes the task of finding definite and specific disease biomarkers difficult.

The awkwardness has to do with the fact that the relative clause in this position makes the 'one'-phrase specific or definite.

The present results make transparent the "definite discrepancy between what a graduate at the end of an education should by law be able to do, and what he realistically in practice can do" [ 19].

The administrator has been receiving indignant calls about them since 1933, when Hitler's rise made the swastika a definite emblem of dictatorship.

Higher graphitization temperatures made the loop more definite.

It was a deal, not a trial, that made the indefinite become definite in this instance.

To make the comparison more definite, we based the SIFT predictions on the same domain alignments that are used to infer Δ s.

Distinctive structure of viruses and their complicated life cycle have made the discovery of definite treatments against antiviral infections extremely demanding.