Sentence examples for allowing extension from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a generalization of ANHs, allowing extension of the original topological analysis to include the description of a small population of grains growing in textured polycrystals.

Recent approaches using reduced intensity conditioning (RIC) are associated with lower toxicity, allowing extension of this modality to children and adults with significant morbidity; however, these approaches are also associated with increased risk of graft failure.

These "sleeping beauties" are inert until activated on their cognate template by the "kiss" of pyrophosphorolysis, allowing extension to occur.

A common format needs to be flexible enough to allow integration of annotations from each of these tools and allowing extension of the text mining infrastructure.

We also speculated that while acetylation of the N-terminus of KYG-177 was not tolerated, perhaps alkylation or other processes that preserve the basic nitrogen might be, allowing extension of the molecule in this direction.

The tube was first incubated at 37°C for 10 min to allow the USER enzyme mix degrade the uracil containing strand, before DNA denaturation at 94°C for 2 min, then extension at 65°C for 10 min. Finally, the tube lid was opened and 2.5 nmol unlabeled dCTP in 2.5 µL (1 mM) was added and mixed before closing the lid and allowing extension to continue for another 5 min before cooling the tube to 4°C.

The ACE-based methods mitigate some of that distortion by only allowing extensions into allowable regions.

Performing loops with the leads is recommended to allow extension of the leads during movements.

The 1946 Industrial Relations Act was amended in 2015 to re-allow extension.

In between helical drives is a conic coil spring that allows extension and retraction.

The accurate results from the FEM models allow extension of the test data.