Sentence examples for allowing for references from inspiring English sources

The narrative voice is limber, allowing for references to Lucretius, Lovecraft, Heidegger, Rilke, "Hem" and "Jimmy" (Hemingway and Joyce) alongside a seam of exceptionally smutty jokes.

Interviewing other observers allows for reference points (As in, "I asked Dr. So-and-So about that incident and he remembers... ..... ) and it further establishes your authority and professionalism.

This allows for reference with and without language.

Finally, Jmol SMARTS patterns also allow for referencing PDB "residue.atom" notation: [ala.C], [ala.*], and [*.C].

Many exams allow for reference guides like dictionaries, making it very easy to hide any important dates or key terms randomly throughout the book.

We start with models that presume a perfect reference test is used in each primary study and extend these models allowing for imperfect reference tests.

Allowing for imperfect reference tests resulted in a lower power compared to the situation that a perfect reference test was available (Additional file 3, Table 3).

These studies also used the least sensitive reference standard which may explain that results of Models 4 and 5, both allowing for imperfect reference standards, were similar.

Allowing for imperfect reference standards resulted in considerable higher estimates for C1 (90.2–91.0 %) and C2 (93.0–94.1 %).

These sequences provide abundant data on healthy and infected conditions, thus allowing for better reference of immune-relevant genes.

Differing modeling strategies or allowing for imperfect reference standards did not impact estimates of S or comparisons of S between the two index tests of interest.