Sentence examples for allow for a global from inspiring English sources
The rewiring rules proposed by Gong, Van den Berg and van Leeuwen allow for a global integration of the information of the system, since the state of all the other nodes in the system is available to each new node in order to rewire its links [32] [34].
Furthermore, definitions and methods – for fieldwork, laboratory analyses and data management – need to be standardized to allow for a global approach to wildlife health investigations.
An integrated molecular study of the effect of phosphate depletion using medium SSBM-P will for example allow for a global analysis of effects from the documented complex crosstalk of central regulators like PhoP, GlnR and AfsR [ 42, 43] and its involvement in antibiotic production.
Under the EDGE approach, FP scores are then multiplied by the probability of extinction for a species to produce an 'EDGE' score (for Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered), allowing for a global ranking of species within a higher taxon to help in the allocation of conservation attention.
The latter allows for a global enhancement of the spatial resolution away from the polar regions as well as for a local mesh refinement.
This research therefore constitutes a deeper examination of these issues and proposes a new approach that allows for a global analysis of the fatigue phenomenon.
The IFL method is simple and cost-effective and allows for a global assessment of the influence of human infrastructures and industrial exploitation on forests.
The model is computationally efficient and allows for a global, comprehensive approach to the evolution of solid particles due to gas solid coupling, coagulation, sedimentation, and evaporation/condensation.
What's most exciting about this initiative is the fact 3D-printing technology allows for a global reach; these low cost-renditions could potentially be printed in any location there's 3D printers available.
From March 3rd to 14th delegates from 178 countries are gathering in Bangkok to review the treaty, which regulates the sale of wildlife and allows for a global ban in the trade of a species when it is threatened with over-exploitation.
Clearly, if the q i remain distinct, system (5.2) allows for a global smooth solution.
