The phrase "allowing back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of permitting someone or something to return, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The new policy is allowing back employees who were previously laid off."
Alternatives: "permitting return" or "allowing re-entry".
The weight-bearing bones can do their jobs, safely allowing back muscles to relax, she says.
A main open question related to character-based tree reconstruction is designing generalizations of the Perfect Phylogeny approach that couple efficient algorithmic solutions to the capability of explaining the input binary data, by allowing back mutations of some characters.
But the price of pleading impotence may also be high: allowing back all those CIA agents who have just been forced to leave the country, and with them more US operations on sovereign soil.
Allowing back and forth between teams and avoiding strong-armed planning isn't without downsides.
Under the EVT model, the effect is even smaller, with path repeatability equal to 20.94% without back mutations and 20.90% allowing back mutations.
Back mutations are not allowed to occur – the effect of back mutations is negligible if the sequence length is large enough [ 9] (this was confirmed by the simulations which were the same as the above except for allowing back mutations [data not shown]).
But pitcher Kevin Link '13 ran into trouble in the fifth inning, allowing back-to-back home runs with one out.
Sturtze (3-13) took an 8-0 lead into the ninth before allowing back-to-back homers to Jeff Liefer and Joe Crede to lead off the inning.
And many pundit watchers are wondering when the first-string talkers will grow hoarse, allowing back-benchers the chance to spin on the small screen.
He worked out of a jam in the third, allowing back-to-back singles to begin the inning but inducing a double-play ball and a flyout to end the threat.
But Jon Lieber, who cruised through six innings, began the seventh by allowing back-to-back homers to an unlikely tandem: Bako, who had homered once this season, and Harris, who had not hit one all year.
