Sentence examples for allowing for extended from inspiring English sources
The Legislature can prevent this by monitoring and penalizing counties that overprosecute young people and by allowing for extended custody in local facilities of juveniles who commit more serious crimes.
The gameplay expands on the tag mechanics featured in the first Tekken Tag, allowing for extended tag combos and combined moves.
The SPIN source also demonstrated a shift toward higher charge states allowing for extended coverage by reducing the m/ z of the detected polymers.
Based on the validation presented here, we expect that future studies will be performed solely with the mLCI device, eliminating the need for exogenous contrast agents for imaging and allowing for extended time studies.
Regarding this last point, while many efforts have been carried out looking for increased efficacy of antitumoural agents, the use of NPs to avoid side effects allowing for extended therapy has been also demonstrated (Comenge et al. 2012).
Therefore, the reasoning for the combination of SPECT and CT was distinctly different from that for the combination of PET and CT [12], which was developed to address a clinical need of fusing PET and CT images routinely and allowing for extended anatomical coverage adding only little additional scan time [13].
To allow for extended in situ measurements, the spacecraft needs to be decelerated.
As a consequence, there is no simple way to write a template that shows only basic information and allows for extended information to be loaded from the server upon user request.
The Summon ability and each Drive Form are leveled up separately and by different criteria; obtaining higher levels allows for extended use and in the case of Drive Forms, access to new abilities.
This desiccant can be heated in a warm oven to restore its properties and allow for extended use.
The nanoscopic dimensions allow for extended biological circulation and provide a framework for conjugation of imaging agents to track delivery to diseased site(s).
