Sentence examples for a factor that allowed from inspiring English sources

While it is not part of the agreement, the recent decline of the Canadian dollar appeared to be a factor that allowed the union to avoid wage cuts.

Rose Mary Zapor, a civilian lawyer for Private England, who is seen holding a leash around the neck of an Iraqi prisoner in one of the photos from Abu Ghraib, said Specialist Sivits was the only suspect not in the photographs at the center of the scandal, a factor that allowed him lighter punishment.

Criticising the "sweeteners" given to departing staff, the PAC, which is the Commons spending watchdog, said: "There was a failure at the most senior levels of the BBC to challenge the actual payments and prevailing culture, in which cronyism was a factor that allowed for the liberal use of other people's money.

Studies using FAM-InsP5 are less difficult and time-consuming than experiments using InsP5 or InsP6, a factor that allowed us to analyse cellular uptake across a range of human cell types, identifying strong cell-specific differences.

A family history of HS is commonly a factor that allows for the introduction of early diagnostic procedures in neonates.

The 80-kDa mcm3-associated protein (Har-NP387) interacts with MCM3, which is a factor that allows the DNA to undergo a single round of replication per cell cycle and is required for DNA replication and cell proliferation [ 17].

These data therefore extend earlier genetic studies that deleted the OR and flanking sequences (Fischer et al, 1996; Flechsig et al, 2000) by defining the competence for chain flexibility in the OR as a factor that allows for accumulation of prion titre, total PrPSc and rPrPSc to attain WT levels.

The ability to mount an inflammatory response may be a contributing factor that allowed the survival of even infected sea fan corals during a stressful climate event.

Since wolf cubs raised by hand do not show the same response as domesticated dogs, it is likely that oxytocin was a critical factor that allowed dogs and humans to live together and interact to closely, scientists said.

"Tourism was a major factor that allowed Cuba to weather the end of the Soviet trading system after the cold war," said John Delury, a historian at Yonsei University in Seoul who observes relations between the two Koreas and China.

When they did so, the team concluded that modern humans came to outnumber Neandertals by a factor of nine or 10 ."These data imply that numerical supremacy alone must have been a powerful if not overwhelming factor" that allowed moderns to outcompete Neandertals, the team writes.