Sentence examples for allow to decompose from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have suggested that the characteristics of the visual system, such as visual acuity and attention, allow to decompose the problem hierarchically and merge subsolutions efficiently [28], [33], [36] or that humans have a natural capacity to assess optimality visually [34].

Taken together, the above results from pharmacological manipulation as well as immunolabelling allow to decompose [Ca2+]i movements induced by the leukotoxin as a succession of events beginning by the release of acidic Ca2+ stores and resulting in the stimulation of the SOCE complex.

High meat is the flesh of any animal that has been allowed to decompose.

Another method of treating municipal solid waste is composting, a biological process in which the organic portion of refuse is allowed to decompose under carefully controlled conditions.

As furious families realized that relatives may have been allowed to decompose in the woods or be eaten by animals, investigators began using heavy equipment to clear the area in preparation for weeks of brutal work.

He also talks about how to prune and how to mulch with ramial wood chips, the tender branches pruned in late winter that can be allowed to decompose wherever they fall.

There is something so pure about the composition that it manages to stretch powerfully beyond the story that Mary, as the mother of God, on her death could not be allowed to decompose in the earth, but was assumed body and soul into heaven.

The same holds for the adoption of other burial practices, as, for example, secondary burials, in which the bodies were first allowed to decompose fully and then the bones were buried, or in the burning of bodies (evident from the Neolithic Period).

Such approach allows to decompose an inference algorithm into separate modules and distribute knowledge base into parts.

All that well-fertilized corn and wheat doesn't remove carbon from the air for long if it's just allowed to decompose again some weeks later.

Residual H2O2 must, therefore, be allowed to decompose to avoid interference with COD measurement (Anotai et al. 2010; Coelho et al. 2006).