Sentence examples for a more permissible from inspiring English sources

The hyperacetylation of histone may affect the chromatin remodeling and provide a more permissible and accessible configuration for transcription factors or chaperones combining (Vignon et al., 2002; Lee et al., 2004; Deshmukh et al., 2012; Mason et al., 2012).

We are fed messages through our screens and on paper about what flesh is fine flesh and what flesh is not, and as a result many of us come to either reject our flesh altogether or seek to transform it into a more permissible flesh.

Indeed, it's quite incredible that one of the few compromises the exacting Kubrick had to make was to raise the age of his young heroine from Nabokov's 12-and-a-half to a somehow more permissible 14.

"We display bodies more readily, there are fewer rules governing body touch and a lot more permissible access to other people's bodies".

It is certainly presumptive to predict the future; however, it may be more permissible as a wish, rather than a forecast.

This can provide a more focused permissible region and hence greatly reduce the simulation time and give more accurate results.

However, in both cases, the context of those clauses involves statements about protecting the site's security, infrastructure, and preventing spam, which could leave room for an interpretation that would make what FunderCloud does more permissible.

Logically a lifeless entity feels no pain nor is it sensitive to its environment, and therefore, the ethics of its externally engineered demise is less debatable and therefore less questionable and more permissible than if the entity is a living individual and the need to abort is a necessity.

It could be speculated that it has become more permissible for men to admit failure in sexual matters or that a real difference exists.

The halfpipe seems only half-radical beneath the Olympic rings, more permissible than renegade.

My view is different, and more content-based: the worse the comedy, the more permissible it is to break; the better the comedy, the less forgivable.