Sentence examples for allow placing from inspiring English sources
Taken together, the new data allow placing south Mongolian continental fragments into a geodynamic model of Rodinia formation, fragmentation and Palaeo-Pacific subduction initiation.
The existing fabrication technologies allow placing multiple compositions in such a way that a desirable gradient of effective physical properties can be achieved.
They had to have a reduced bone volume in the molar region of the maxilla that would not allow placing dental implants of at least 6 mm in length without bone augmentation.
Although the expected payload of the future heavy lifter had not been disclosed, available details allow placing it close to the same category with that of the Saturn-5 rocket, which carried US astronauts to the Moon.
We aim to create a unifying scenario that may allow placing old and newer data under the same perspective and discuss the relative implications for clinical translation that is already taking place now.
Being able to target a fibre bundle while sparing the other is particularly relevant for the surgical treatments of motor disorders with different underlying pathophysiology, such as PD and ET. The three-dimensional coordinates of the fct and ft determined in the present study allow placing RFL to selectively interrupt one or the other tract, as shown in Figs. 12 and 14.
This feature allows placing the system in a controlled environment (clean room) and allows the user to operate in a separate area. .
This feature allows placing the system in a controlled environment (clean room) and allows the user to operate in a separate area.
Using such solvent boxes allows placing solute molecules, such as proteins, in an approximately correct initial structure, such as that shown in Figure 13.
Circular permutation allows placing sensitive domains in a close proximity to the chromophore environment of cpFP within chimeric sensor construct.
A special custom mount, placed on the optical bench, allows placing the forearm under the microscope for in vivo examination (see Figure 1(b)).
