Sentence examples for allow divisions of from inspiring English sources

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.

This is to allow division of responsibility.

Multicellularity allows division of labour between cells and the construction of multi-layered tissues and organs, in which specialized cells perform different functions.

GSA-Tumor allows division of the 1881-sample data set into five major subgroups based on clinical annotations available from GEO [13]; 1) all 1881 tumors, 2) ER-positive tumors (n = 1225), 3) ER-negative tumors (n = 395), 4) systemically untreated patients (n = 927), and 5) patients treated with tamoxifen alone (n = 326, GSE6532 [27] and GSE12093 [28]).

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.

The modified version of SELECTOR used here allows division of the total simulation duration into several periods with different demographic characteristics.

Importantly, multicellular computing also has the benefit of reducing intercellular variability with a population-wide global output [ 9] and allowing division of labor and the execution of incompatible chemistries in the same circuit.

Our decomposition analysis allowed division of the differences in DFLE and DLE into the part due to excess mortality for (ex- smokers and thex- smokersto their excess disandlithe as well as how these varied by age groupart

In a single individual, three additional and NILT sequences were discovered at the genomic DNA level, and allowed division of NILTs into two different groups based on a four residue motif after the third cysteine in the Ig domain.

"You don't allow any division of opinion in your household, Mr Chamberlain?" she asked him anxiously.