Sentence examples for allowed to develop a more from inspiring English sources

Numerical minimization analysis allowed to develop a more accurate equivalent circuit model for the low frequency region (<1 kHz) and provided qualitative insight into the kinetic and physiological parameters of the system.

This year, Michelin teams worked more closely with the tire manufacturer and were allowed to develop tires more suited to their cars.

At the same time, farmers are demanding that they be allowed to develop 20percentt more than they can under the current one house per acre zoning.

Cuticle preparations on embryos that were allowed to develop for more than 24 hours were done by transferring dechorionated embryos into Lacto∶Hoyers (1∶1) on a microscope slide and incubating the slide overnight at 60°C.

I mean, you've got the robot is really interesting, you've got the relationship between Picard and Dr. Crusher is really interesting, Riker is really great, and there's this kid that nobody really knows what to do with because he's never been allowed to develop beyond being more than an idea".

Hence no building outside the capital, Male, can be taller than an adult palm tree (that has to be the most sensible and comprehensive planning stricture ever devised); no island is allowed to develop more than 20% of its total surface area; all bungalows must be facing the sea and all new island developments must be self-managing in water and waste.

The one-party state retains government control of the media and cracks down harshly on political dissent, but its population is allowed to develop more personal and artistic freedom.

24 h later (48 hpf) they were washed twice with fresh water and allowed to develop for two more days.

LiTOX_S larvae were allowed to develop for 5 days more than other larvae.

Our findings allowed us to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the self-management experiences, needs, challenges and barriers among men and women with diabetes.

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