Sentence examples for allow division from inspiring English sources
This is to allow division of responsibility.
All mayor subsystems of the IFMIF test facility architecture like the Target and Test Cell, the access and maintenance cells as well as the hot cells are fully remote controlled and allow division into radiation zones.
Division is therefore inhibited until the cells become long enough so that the concentration of Pom1 at the cell center drops low enough to allow division.
We consider the model in various subcases, in Case A, a chromosome (cell) divides whenever its telomeres are long enough to allow division.
For the next 9 hr, cells were bathed with M9 B1 glucose doxycylcine medium to allow division, then switched at 9 hr to the same medium without glucose, and bathed for an additional 18 hr.
The debate over the football championship system came on the final day of the N.C.A.A.'s annual convention, where representatives for the association's 1,300 member universities voted on rules as diverse as banning text-messaging in recruiting and whether to allow Division III women's basketball players to practice with men.
To allow divisions between and within societies to be exacerbated by these acts would be to do the terrorists' work for them.
Huntsville Alabama Congressman Parker Griffith (D - AL5) has introduced a new bill in the House of Representatives that will allow divisions of Fortune 500 firms and thousands of other large businesses to receive billions of dollars in federal contracts earmarked for small businesses.
Organizational structures that allow divisions and departments to own their turf and people with long tenure to take root creates the same hardened group distinctions as Congressional redistricting to produce homogeneous voting blocs -- all of which makes it easier to resist compromise, let alone collaboration.
Phylogenetic analysis of the bHLH domain allows division of the SlybHLH family into 23 subfamilies.
Data analysis by one-way between-group ANOVA with the Duncan post hoc test allowed division of results into statistically different subsets.
