Sentence examples for making it more certain from inspiring English sources

Excellent qualitative and good quantitative agreement is achieved between the improved analytical model and experiment, making it more certain than ever that the mechanism of ovalling is one of aeroelastic flutter and that it is not related to vortex shedding.

In the normal non-RA intima, macrophages are positive for CD68 and fibroblasts are negative, making it more certain that macrophages express CXCR5 in this cell layer [ 45].

They may be able to confirm your experience, making it more certain that you're being objective.

Recent events there and in Washington make it more certain of this than ever.

Why make it more certain children will screw up their lives?" Califano continues with more good sense: "Parents have much more power than they realize.

Ultimately, Kabbage claims that its mix of data sources and how it is able to parse the information gives it a more accurate reading of suitable loan candidates and helps make it more certain that what gets borrowed also gets repaid (a thorny issue that has foxed other online loan providers).

Furthermore, the fact that the PCR Ct values found in the heads of midges matched closely those obtained from their associated abdomens makes it more certain that SBV had replicated to transmissible levels in these midges, and supports the contention that two species of the Obsoletus Complex, along with C. chiopterus, act as natural vectors for SBV [ 22].

Some pitchers have said the ball's cover is slicker, making it more difficult to throw certain pitches.

The residues cause toxic effects on consumers, such as allergic reactions in sensitive or sensitized individuals, provoke the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and may induce cross-resistance against other antibiotics of similar structure or mechanism of action, making it more difficult to treat certain infections [7].

Only a fraction of the Republican delegates have been claimed by the candidates, making it more than possible — all but certain, according to advisers to the current crop of contenders — that one of the candidates now in the race will eventually win the 1,145 delegates needed to make the Tampa convention a coronation.

These factors may cause providers to spend more time on, or have more frequent encounters with, certain patients, making it more difficult for them to provide quality care [ 37].