Sentence examples for allowed for a reasonable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shao said that the F.D.A. allowed for "a reasonable amount of variation" — which he characterized as up to 15percentt more of an ingredient than the label might indicate.

We wanted to choose a set of species that not only allowed for a reasonable number of branches in the gene trees, but also had a sufficient number of orthologous genes.

The ISS scoring system is an index based on the severity of the anatomical injury sustained and this allowed for a reasonable classification.

Also, a minor rearrangement of the topology within the euryarchaeal branch allowed for a reasonable alternative to the topology in Fig. 8 (euryarchaeal paraphyly), with the Crenarchaea-Euryarchaea radiation at the archaeal root (Fig. 11, Table 10).

Remarkably, the method allows for a reasonable reconstruction of the facies connectivity patterns, shown in terms of breakthrough curves performance.

We do this to account for the two weeks of holidays businesses are generally closed and to allow for a reasonable two weeks of vacation per year.

"This secret audit demonstrates that the governor's proposal for pre-k funding would allow for a reasonable and practical expansion of the program to help thousands and thousands more kids," said Michael McKeon, the governor's communications director.

But as for onshore wind, it actually is not all that much more expensive than nuclear or coal or gas once you allow for a reasonable cost of carbon". The visual impact of turbines varies by landscape, according to Turner, who said he did not object to turbines near his father's house in Lochgilphead, Argyll.

There were also international debuts for Andrew Shinnie and Liam Kelly [Leigh Griffiths and Murray Davidson too, but neither had sufficient time to allow for a reasonable assessment].

On the other hand, reducing the analysis window size does not allow for a reasonable frequency resolution.

Instructor M and the PI outlined a syllabus that would allow for a reasonable amount of content coverage and time for student activities in each class period.