Sentence examples for affording over from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate the scalability of the procedure, chlorophenyl derivative 6 d was prepared on a larger scale, affording over 1.5 g of the oxetane.
Other investigators also found a similar long-term efficacy of continuous PRF-DRG in the treatment of chronic pain in humans, and reported that PRF-DRG treatment had an analgesic effect that ranged from weeks to over 6 months, affording over 50%% pain relief [ 43, 44].
In addition to a smaller file size, Spin also seems to be taking advantage of the experience digital screens afford over paper products.
"This funding does not absolve us of our responsibility at the state level to bring spending in line with what our government can afford over the long term," Mr. Paterson said in a statement.
Considering how vigilant the NRL have been on dangerous tackles, Heighington could be looking at six weeks on the sideline, something the Sharks can ill afford over the Origin period with as many as four forwards in line for a Blues jersey.
A favor-giver not only has to avoid blatant cheaters (those who would accept a favor but not return it) but also prefer generous reciprocators (those who return the biggest favor they can afford) over stingy ones (those who return the smallest favor they can get away with).
But we do provide an example here to illustrate the specific improvement it affords over Theorem 3.2.
Long-term care insurance should not be purchased to pay every dollar of care, but to pay the portion that your own income and assets could not afford over an extended period of time, perhaps six months or more.
In this chapter, we highlight but a few of the significant new insights regarding variations in the Golgi's structure function relationships that have been afforded over recent years through advanced electron microscopic techniques for 3D image reconstruction, commonly referred to as electron tomography.
How much debt can a student and family afford over undergraduate and possibly graduate studies?
In any case, 4.8percentt is still twice the inflation rate for 2016 and greater than economic growth, which determines what the country can afford over the long term.
