Sentence examples for allowed to present data from inspiring English sources

Members who have conducted trials on a particular product will be allowed to present data to the Group on those trials during the review process.

These chemical templates (also called infoboxes) are pieces of Wikipedia markup embedded into chemistry pages that contain the most important information about molecules, allowing to present chemical data in a standardized way and support also computer mining of the data.

Crystal structure analysis and molecular modelling tools allow to present some explanations consistent with these data.

International Cancer Genome Consortium ICGCC) data portal allows member institutions to manage and maintain their own databases locally and also allows them to present data and information to the users through a single portal (30).

And yet Mr. King said that his touch screen allows him to present data in ways far more dazzling and compelling than in his days tapping out election results in A.P. bureaus in Providence, R.I., and later Washington, or even in his early years at CNN.

It is important to note, though, that most authors failed to present data that allowed them to unpack or characterize each difficulty category into subcategories that would be more useful to instructors.

Authors should be encouraged to present data which allows agreement to be assessed for patients unique to particular analyses vs those common to all testing groups.

Digital removal of the skipped lanes (indicated by the white lines on the originally submitted figure) allowed us to present the data in a more compact fashion.

The scope of this paper does not allow us to present qualitative data from students' interviews, but based on the aforementioned data, we argue that students who experienced the team and group learning have developed patterns of deep learning across topics.

One major difference between this model and current models is that the topological structure can be strictly guaranteed as a tree, which allows to analyze the presented data (antigens) hierarchically.

The use of texts allows scientists to record and present data, undergo peer review, and critically re-examine previously published ideas, and so forth.