Sentence examples for making the precise from inspiring English sources

One thing happened on top of another, making the precise sequence uncertain.

Since then, Shiite committee members sweetened the offer, saying the committee would approve the new constitution by consensus and not by vote, making the precise number of seats held by each group less important.

These molecules act as molecular switches and also as sites for assembly of supramolecular complexes, making the precise delineation of function more challenging.

This was mainly due to the fact that random fractures were obtained from ice-embedded samples, making the precise determination of the three-dimensional (3D) conformation of the flagella a challenging task.

The question of TH signaling is of interest in other developing CNS tissues as well, where Dio2 activity is present in glia, and TRs and Dio3 are both present in neurons, making the precise spatial and temporal locale of TH signaling less than clear [51].

These data indicate that each marker identifies a different cell sub-population, making the precise biology of each population uncertain.

But he managed to hold Texas to two runs because of an almost otherworldly ability to make the precise pitch at precisely the right moment.

Dan Majerle made the precise entry pass, into the left post.

The lack of firm knowledge of original context makes the precise interpretation of individual passages difficult.

Unfortunately, those skis can't make the precise tight turns demanded on the hard-packed surfaces of the East Coast.

This is what makes the precise terms of any Congressional authorization for war against Iraq so important.