Sentence examples for allowing for continuing from inspiring English sources

Participants were recruited from the Barwon Statistical Division between 1994 and 1997, with an additional sample of 20 29 year olds recruited between 2004 and 2008, allowing for continuing investigation of the full adult age range.

Conservation easements are an important tool for land stewardship by managing existing land use on private lands while allowing for continued private ownership and management.

To ensure knowledge accumulation and learning from existing knowledge, it is important to apply "process management" which "involves adherence to routines through the adoption of standardised best practices throughout an organisation" and "ensures that organisational processes are repeated, allowing for continued efficiency improvements" (Benner and Tushman 2002, p.678).

The depression had found its way to the southwestern quadrant of a large anticyclone aloft, allowing for continued strengthening.

Some consortia comprise more than a million participants, which helps in overcoming the limitations associated with the large volume of genomic data and in allowing for continued genomic discoveries.

This analysis is limited by at least three key issues: 1) the variable time-period between Trial 204 and Trial 208 allowing for continued treatment with an optimised background regimen in the absence of delamanid; 2) the open-label design of Trial 208; and 3) the lack of autopsy data to distinguish all-cause mortality from TB-related mortality.

The concept of a cessation of hostilities allows for continuing strikes against terrorist groups.

Yet unlike Islam, for whom Muhammad is the last prophet, Mormonism allows for continuing revelation.

One of the first to preach progressive revelation, which allowed for continuing revision and renewal of doctrinal beliefs, Hicks in 1817 successfully opposed the adoption of a set creed by the Society of Friends at the Baltimore, Maryland, yearly meeting.

They applied for an exemption, spelled out in the moratorium policy, that allows for continuing work "urgently necessary to protect the public health".

Further, data linked with a passkey can be reused by subsequent submissions and allows for continuing incomplete ones.