Sentence examples for allow for more points from inspiring English sources
The mechanism is partially explained by NAD+ use and regeneration but the full explanation appears more complicated and is due to GAPDH existing at a unique point in the pathway where it can be affected by redox (NAD+/NADH), energy (ATP consumption, and carbon flux (BPG and G3P) that together allow for more points of regulation.
Their small size allows for more points of contact than would be the case with a similar bulk compound, making nanoparticles excellent candidates for catalysts or for when increased levels of binding are required.
This technique will allow for more relevant cut points for surgeon volume and will allow for more informed decision making around standards for volume.
These generalizations are novel but for their actual applications one should go beyond contractive conditions, since contractive conditions do not allow for more than one point of coincidence or fixed point.
Perhaps a wider scale, a six or seven point scale should be used, again without middle points being defined, to allow for more variability than the four-point scale used in this research.
The draft plan would scrap the wilderness zone and replace it with a "remote recreation zone", which would allow for more "sensible and attractive developments like Pumphouse Point that allow tourists and locals to experience Tasmania's incredible wilderness areas".
President Obama and Democrats need Americans to believe they are serious about jobs, and being viewed as anti-business or ceding regulatory ground to the environmental movement will allow for more and more examples that Republicans can point to over the next 10 months.
Multiple input points into these physiological pathways could allow for more precise regulation and more effective compensation between the growth factors.
Furthermore, there's support for Made-for-iOS controllers, and the check point system has been updated to allow for more convenient saving.
It helps to develop infrastructure, as small airfields are set up in smaller and remoter cities, allowing for more efficient point-to-point transport.
