Sentence examples for allow for movement between from inspiring English sources
"There are three 'natural' points in the day that sixth-form classes could take place and still allow for movement between institutions: first thing in the morning, after break and after lunch".
High grassland cover and riparian zones within these corridors may allow for movement between forest patches while dispersing through the highly agricultural Midwest.
9 12 37–39 The guidelines reflect the dynamic nature of a PICU patient's admission and allow for movement between and within phases according to the patient's need, response and condition.
To compensate for this, head movement eyetrackers intended for use with infants allow for movement within a "head-box".
SRB1 has been shown to boost host hepatocyte permissiveness to Plasmodium infection, promote parasite development by acting as major lipid provider, and enable adhesion between Plasmodium-infected and uninfected erythrocytes, thus allowing for movement of parasites between host cells (Adams et al. 2005; Rodrigues et al. 2008; Yalaoui et al. 2008).
Further, host SR-BIs facilitate adhesion of Plasmodium-infected human erythrocytes to uninfected erythrocytes, allowing for movement of the parasite between host cells [ 35].
It allows for movement and fertility.
Environmental transformation processes will in some cases allow for stealthy movements between these islands, and this possibility should not be neglected because these movements provide pathways to unintended consequences.
The device has to be placed in front of the gamma camera, and this portable support allows for relative movement between them, which in turn allows variations of the focal distance.
This allows for easy movement between messaging and email or searching the Web while listening to music, and items are rearranged simply by dragging them.
Its fibrocartilaginous components form the articulating surfaces, with the biconcave TMJ disc allowing for smooth movement between the condyle and fossa during normal mastication.
