Sentence examples for making them actually from inspiring English sources

QMRF is intended for informing human consumers about existing QSAR models, but not making them actually accessible and usable.

But taking those dreamed-up products and making them actually a viable business — that's a whole different story.

The approach proposed in this work could have interesting applications towards an ever more rational design of bone tissue engineering biomaterials and coatings, in view of the optimization of their mechanical properties for making them actually suitable for clinical applications.

Indeed, whereas the HapMap [ 21- 23] or the 1,000 genome [ 25] panels provide more detailed genomic information than the HGDP SNP panel, they have been tested in far fewer populations making them actually less powerful for detecting outlier SNPs.

If you can't trick people into 'liking' your brand, maybe you can try to make them actually, you know, like your brand.

76 per cent of the same group also said the scheme, which is enforced by sanctions, had made them actually less able to work than before they were allocated to it.

Lewis-Williams has overturned earlier ways of understanding these phenomena, which depended upon superimposing modern constructs and assumptions upon them, and has sought to evoke what the people who made them actually experienced.

Carr sought to dispel the misconception that eclipses are a rare event but said many factors have to align, including positioning, weather and cloud conditions, which made them "actually rather tricky things to view".

Seattle, often just as liberal but less loopy than San Francisco, determined that the production and shipping costs of paper bags made them "actually worse for the planet" than plastic bags, according to a recent local study.

How would you change their charters to make them actually useful again?

Video editing startup Magisto is trying to change that, with mobile apps that automagically edit videos and add audio to make them actually watchable.