Sentence examples for allowed I from inspiring English sources

Comparing the electrochemical signal to stereomicroscopic estimates of biofilms thickness indicated that the method consistently allowed (i) to detect early biofilm colonisation in the river and (ii) to measure biofilm thickness of up to a few hundred μm.

This method allowed: (i) subcellular targeting of proteins in differentiating Z. elegans cells; (ii) co-expression of several reporter genes; (iii) promoter activity monitoring; and (iv) gene silencing by the direct introduction of double-stranded RNAs.

The multi-layered foliage of Q. suber seedlings allowed i) FSLE leaves to obtain the maximum photosynthetic yield for short sunflecks, and ii) SS leaves to increase their contribution to the photosynthesis of the whole plant for long sunflecks, thus, optimizing the use of light by FSLE and SS leaves during short and long sunflecks respectively.

The results showed that the co-injection of the SVCV DNA vaccine and the molecular adjuvant allowed (i) a ten-fold reduction in the dose of pAE6-Gsvcv without compromising its efficacy (ii) an increase in the duration of protection, and (iii) an increase in the survival rate.

The use of these geophysical techniques in combination with geotechnical and geological data allowed (i) the determination of the lithological composition and detailed internal architecture of the subsurface, (ii) the characterisation and description of the geology of the site and (iii) understanding the depositional processes acting in the area during ice withdrawal.

This has allowed: (i) analyses of point-to-point interactions between the peptide and its target protein and (ii) the accurate determination of a spatial view of the ligand within the binding site of the receptor.

These tools allowed: (i) species level identification of 95 Clostridium sp. which are presently classified up to genus level, (ii) identification of 84 novel Clostridium spp. and (iii) potential reduction in the number of Clostridium species represented by small populations.

This study allowed (i) estimation of the canine and feline population in two provinces of Veneto region (northern Italy), (ii) characterization of the population and (iii) estimation of spontaneous neoplasm incidence in dogs and cats living in the catchment areas.

"But it's not allowed," I pleaded.

"I don't know why it wasn't allowed -- I did nothing wrong".

Another service told an undercover researcher: "We can't be seen to be telling you that you can hand it in because obviously that's not allowed … I will let you take from that what you will".