Sentence examples for allowed for a correct from inspiring English sources
This method allowed for a correct discrimination of the main drying and the main wetting paths from field data related and for a more reliable quantification of soil hydrological properties with respect to laboratory methodologies.
A new adapted model allows for a correct description of the drain current and associated fluctuations.
When an OP fracture is suspected, standard radiographs allow for a correct diagnosis only if carefully evaluated.
Both positional shift and floating of the defect in contrast material allow for a correct diagnosis of non-tagged stool.
This allows for a correct upwinding gluing in the discontinuous Galerkin framework, while still maintaining total energy conservation with no numerical dissipation and total enstrophy stability.
Both the editions and the translations were intended to allow for a correct understanding of the text, which was often used by doctors and apothecaries.
In free surface flows, the similitude based upon a Froude similarity allows for a correct representation of the dominant forces, namely gravity and inertia.
MRI appears to be the best diagnostic test which will allow for a detailed view of the joint(s) involved, thus allowing for a correct diagnosis and therapeutic approach.
To allow for a correct insertion of all SELP encoding genes, the original pET-25b expression vector was mutated by site-directed mutagenesis according to the method previously described by Ansaldi, M. et al (Ansaldi et al. 1996).
The automatic phonemic transcription application was implemented in such way, that the conversion algorithm was stopped, if grapheme-to-phoneme conversion problem occurred (e.g., when there was no rule allowing for a correct phonemic transcription).
A major advantage of the MST approach is that the algorithm may result in trees with star-like branches, which allows for a correct classification of population systems that have a strong mutational or recombinational rate, such as P. aeruginosa, and where a large number of single locus variants (SLVs) may evolve from one common type [7].
