Sentence examples for allow for duplicate from inspiring English sources

Discussion threading has been updated to allow for duplicate posts to Facebook and Twitter.

Each extract was filled into two holes to allow for duplicate measurements.

To avoid any run-time errors, a certain degree of data redundancy is allowed for duplicate definition of some reused variables.

CAMs were cut into 12 sections of approximately 0.1 g wet weight (mean = 0.104 g±0.0009 SEM) allowing for duplicate sections to undergo identical treatment regimes.

Trinity was applied to both Dataset 1 and 2 as Trinity allows for duplicate reads, however, SOAPdenovo-Trans and Velvet/Oases assemblers were used on Dataset 2 only, where duplicates were removed.

We allow the cost of inversion to be an affine function in the length ℓ of the duplicated inverted string, which we denote Θ1 + ℓΘ2, where Θ1, Θ2 ≥ 0. We still allow for normal duplicate operations.

The nature of the information provided on hospital antibiograms does not necessarily allow for identification of duplicate specimens from the same patient, differentiation of susceptibility results by source of specimen, or determination of conformance to National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards (NCCLS) guidelines for susceptibility cut points.

In this scenario, it is plausible to hypothesize that duplication of aqp1 genes in teleosts allowed for one duplicate to encode a product with a new function through innovating mutations in regulatory and/or structural sequences ('neofunctionalization').

For each donor, PBMC cultures were prepared in order to allow for the following tests in duplicate, at T0 and T1: PBMC at 1- and 3-×106 3-×106well (2 ml cells/welldium volume); M. avium-inoculated PBMC at 1- and 3-×106 cells/well (2 ml culture medium volume), M.cobacteria/cells ratio being 1∶1.

The batch experiment at 10% WIS with prefermentation was run in duplicate to allow for estimation of variances.

To allow for several ineligible trials and duplicate reports, we set a target of 500 articles to be reviewed in full text.