Sentence examples for allow for description from inspiring English sources

Methods to track forest changes using dense satellite time series allow for description of forest changes at unprecedented spatial, temporal and thematic resolution.

A close-ended survey style does not allow for description of the "art of medicine" and decision making.

First, it is cross-sectional in nature, and therefore does not allow for description of the evolution of Mg levels among PPI users.

We are constructing cohorts to allow for descriptions of pre-dialysis factors influencing the initiation of early dialysis when possible.

We are constructing study cohorts to allow for descriptions of individual patient changes in iron therapy regimens over time as well as to assess the influence of iron dose and changes in dosing regimens on proximal and distal outcomes.

Study cohorts allow for descriptions of individual patient changes in anti-hypertension therapy regimens over time as well as to assess the influence of antihypertensive regimens and changes in antihypertensive regimens on proximal and distal outcomes.

In our hands, only for 58 out of 83 cases (65%) Gaussian mixtures allowed for description of the distribution36.

The method allows for description of buckling in these two scales and is shown to hold good accuracy with respect to equivalent 3D FEM models.

The geostatistics provides a set of statistical tools for incorporation the spatial and temporal coordinates of observations in data processing, allowing for description and modeling of spatial patterns, prediction at non sampled locations, and assessment of uncertainty attached to these predictions (Webster and Burgess 1980; Burgess et al. 1981).

Protruding keratocyte cytoskeletal extensions deform only marginally [44], which allows for description as an incompressible network and for the capture of important system features even without the consideration of contractile motor elements.

This method allows for description of differences between immunoglobulin target recognition in various anatomical compartments and sources (ie, serum, lung, bone marrow, sputum), longitudinally, in a single individual or a group of people who harbor latent tuberculosis or who have active tuberculosis disease.