Sentence examples for to make this network from inspiring English sources

Ms. Winfrey also made light of the guessing game at the advertiser presentation, saying, "No doubt people, I've got a couple of jobs going on right now — but my sleeves are rolled up to make this network all that it can be".

We seek international collaboration to make this network effective.

The TCS algorithm was selected to make this network based on its implementation of statistical parsimony [ 52].

A core network module (Additional files 3 and 4) was generated using ROCKscape, a modification of Cytoscape [ 24, 25] by using the human orthologues of genes expressed by the E12.5 mammary primordial epithelium, as described in Additional file 2; only genes encoding proteins that have previously been shown to directly interact with each other were used to make this network.

"The biggest problem is putting the legal framework in place in each state to make this international network function".

However this would involve at least two amino acid substitutions, Ser186→Pro and Glu227→Ala, to make this interaction network similar to that observed in SC18 HA (Figure S1).

We also designed and tested another mutant form of CA04/09 HA involving three mutations to make this interaction network hydrophobic (similar to that in SC18 HA) and showed that this mutant (CA04/09mut2) HA had substantially higher affinity than wild-type HA (Figure S3).

Next, we analyzed the conditions necessary to make this organizational network sustainable in terms of enabling and constraining push and pull factors in the eyes of the main initiators.

Nobody has done this before, and there seems no reason to do it now, other than to make this documentary; the network assembled the team for that purpose.

I felt like I had so much room to make this wild social network where, as on Facebook, anyone from any time in your life can show up, and anything can happen.

"I paid her for two years to make this announcement on my network," Mr. Ailes, the head of Fox News, was said to have told the network's executive vice president, Bill Shine.