One family, unable to choose, decides to offer a part of each person, thereby making up one body.
Elisabeth, who was De Waal's grandmother, gave them to Iggie, thereby making up his mind to take up a business appointment in despoiled Japan.
Through complicated machinations, he has figured out ways to use money from the city's capital budget, which is intended for physical improvements, routine repairs and other operating expenses, thereby making up for cuts in the department's operations budget.
It is possible that these children found it necessary to make up for lost time, thereby making up for academic lapses that might be related to their absence from school.
In this case, the vitamin acts as a chemical splint, with the ligand-binding energy shifting the folding equilibrium and thereby making up for the partial loss of free energy caused by the mutation.
We can then take the (C_{max}) most significant elements of the sum as our B and thereby the remaining summands make up the minimal (Vert {varvec{varLambda}}_{b,sim B}[Delta P_{max } Delta Q_{max }]^{mathrm{T}}_{sim B}Vert).
Research in CBA/SIV macaques has begun to tease apart what is happening at the molecular and genetic level to breakdown the proteins that make up muscles and thereby decrease body mass.
The show follows the fortunes of Scott Hastings, a talented young dancer in 1980s Australia, who wants to make up his own moves – thereby losing his partner and putting him in conflict with the ballroom dance police.
Will the Phillies' front office and Manager Larry Bowa be able to kiss and make up with third baseman Scott Rolen, thereby convincing him not to walk as a free agent after the season?
Furthermore, while the magnetic field would attract electrons, it would repel positively charged particles, thereby protecting the satellite from other destructive particles that make up solar wind.
