Sentence examples for allow for parsing from inspiring English sources
Our laboratory has shown that such studies provide detailed insight into the assembly and stability of designed metalloproteins, allow for parsing apart the free energy contributions of metal ligand interactions from those of porphyrin protein interactions in hemeproteins, and even reveal their mechanisms of proton-coupled electron transfer.
I like writing that takes an expansive approach to time, slowing time down to allow for the parsing of these emotions, the examination of passing impulses.
The model allows for easy parsing of game scores with ever-changing, complex typography and background imaging.
While most photodetectors are fairly large and bulky, this one can accept up to 20,000 inputs in a chip about 1cm square – a feat that could allow computers to use light to transfer data between cores and then allow for a central "switch" to parse and interconnect those cores electronically.
In this case, even rudimentary object recognition would allow for a scene to be parsed more intelligently: sky distinct from landscape; landscape distinct from buildings; people and cars distinct from buildings; objects on tables distinct from the tables themselves — and so on.
-A trusted ratings system to allow for normalization of services and parsing of consumer feedback.
This doesn't quite parse — it doesn't allow for the terrorist attacks that have followed the use of force in Iraq, or for the evident immunity of most of the world's weaklings to terrorist attacks.
Parsing out essential genes of specific groups of species, in this case Bacteroidetes and/or anaerobes, can allow for specific drug targeting or directed nutrient supplementation.
Preprocessing a map file and storing chromosome-separated wig files allows DROMPA to reduce the computation time for parsing a map file and to require memory for only one chromosome, which reduces the consumed memory for peak calling.
These comments leave plenty of room for parsing.
A novel game, the Zurich Prosocial Game (ZPG), was developed that allows for repeated assessment of prosocial behavior and for parsing the influence of reciprocity, cost, and distress on prosocial behavior.
