Sentence examples for making the extent from inspiring English sources

It no longer deems the king sacred, though he is still "Commander of the Faithful .Critics complain that many of the new constitution's articles refer to "organic laws" that have not yet been written, making the extent of some changes uncertain.

However, T16H transcript levels first increase at a later time point than the decrease in tabersonine levels, making the extent to which increases in T16H transcript levels cause decreased tabersonine levels unclear.

However, the decrease in SGD transcript levels first occurs at a later time point than the decrease in tabersonine levels, making the extent to which decreases in SGD transcript levels are responsible for the decreased tabersonine levels unclear.

In current study, many recognizable pseudogenes were present and had more than 60% sequence identity with the portions of corresponding functional copies, making the extent of the duplication more easily defined and providing visible evidence that one copy of the duplicated genes was in the process of being eliminated.

She makes the extent of their relationship clear: "I don't make plans and I don't make breakfast".

Mr. Karzai made the extent of his irritation clear one week ago, when he complained that "foreigners" had demanded electoral reform.

Qiu Zhijie's photographic "library," which papers the walls of the China Institute's main staircase, makes the extent of this information explosion evident.

A coloured 3D presentation makes the extent of unimaged and repeatedly imaged areas clearly visible to the clinician.

The lack of consistently recorded price data from the 1630s makes the extent of the tulip mania difficult to estimate.

However, in the case of PTC, the generally favorable disease biology seems to make the extent of operation performed less important.

Variability in the distribution of fragment lengths in different fossils and even within extracts from a single fossil make the extent of DNA fragmentation a less attractive option for estimating contamination.