Sentence examples for allowed a close from inspiring English sources
I began to imagine a space that allowed a close study of, and meditation on, aging faces," Belser tells The Creators Project.
This study allowed a close look at the professional lives of hospital midwives across Senegal, and uncovered some findings consistent with health care workers in similar environments, and others that appear to be specific to the midwifery profession.
The creation of North Rhine-Westphalia Land (1946) removed the former provincial border between the Rhineland and Westphalia and allowed a closer integration of operations in the Ruhr.
In some South American countries, such as Argentina and Peru, strangers are allowed a closer approach, and social space is more like 2 feet.
Afterwards, the weight of a given model was repeatedly incremented by 1 if the subsequent normalized weight vector allowed a closer match between the weighted combination of cross-validated predictions and the observed pIC50 values.
This technique would have allowed a closer evaluation of the theoretical constructs and specific behaviour change techniques used within the content of the intervention.
The number of eligible papers allowed a closer evaluation of SMRP in serum and CEA in effusion, as well as the immunohistochemical value of CEA, Ber-EP4, calretinin, and EMA.
The techniques developed in my research will allow a close examination of the molecular, metabolic and physiological characteristics of cancers and their responses to therapy.
He did, however, allow a close inspection of the lobby, which, in light of the hotel's recent brush with fame, seemed rich with metaphors of deceit.
These pili possess some extraordinary elongation properties that are assumed to allow a close bacterium-to-host contact even in the presence of shear forces caused by urine flow.
Liam Fox, the defence secretary, has been accused of putting national security at risk by allowing a close personal friend, who presents himself as an official adviser, access to the Ministry of Defence.
