Sentence examples for allow for modified from inspiring English sources

However, these findings may have limited clinical application as most models have investigated casting and rigid immobilization, while many musculoskeletal injuries often utilize dynamic immobilization devices such as boot immobilizers and pneumatic splints that allow for modified ambulation.

PheWAS-View options allow for modified views of results that may aid in further result investigation and interpretation.

The generalized variational principle used allows for modified stress, strain and displacement fields that satisfy the compatibility requirements in the vicinity of the crack.

This chemistry allows for modifying native proteins by various chemical probes with high specificity in various biological settings ranging from in vitro (in test tubes) to in living cells and in vivo.

Different levels of soil stiffness were induced in the sand by using a soil-sandwich approach, which allowed for modifying the soil stiffness profile by means of applying a surcharge on the soil surface.

A regulatory loop allows for modifying the gain or amplification factor of the regulation function, which influences the speed and power of regulation.

This allows for the modified Shields diagram to be partitioned into at least five regimes, where distinct primary mechanisms of sediment-turbulence interaction are identified.

All strains adapted satisfactorily to allow for growth in modified PEHPS medium.

Assuming a uniform distribution, the order statistics on the unit interval have marginal beta distributions with scale parameters i and q - i + 1. Treating values λ i ⋆ as independent order statistics gives the penalty (9) P β c ∝ ∑ i = 1 q (z + i - 1 ) log (λ i ⋆ ) + (z + q - i ) log (1 - λ i ⋆ ) Again, we allow for a modifying constant z in (Eq. 9).

To allow for age to modify the associations between PCB concentrations and thymus volume, we included a PCB × age interaction term, where age was a categorical variable (0, 6, and 16 months, corresponding to the month of assessment).

(Int5) "We tried this… to develop a sort of a protocol for care and say "For this, we do this", but, over time we have found out that, each person is very different and we have to be very fluid, and allow for the ability to modify and change the protocol without being locked into one".