Sentence examples for allowing some space from inspiring English sources

We still consider that the response might come from the increase of osteoconductivity of d-BCP due to the surface characteristics with interconnected microporosity and through-hole, allowing some space for migrating osteoblasts and endothelial cells and contributing to vascularization and bone ingrowth.

Allow some space for the subject to explore their own posture and expressions.

Mr. Libin's plan allowed some space for Wi-Fi, and in certain pockets of the convention hall wireless networks can be found, but in general the radio environment has been too cluttered for reliable widespread Wi-Fi access.

Two years of engagement with Alexander Lukashenko's regime, direct cooperation in the framework of the European Union's Eastern Partnership program, and gentle pressure to allow some space for democrats in the country came to naught on Dec. 19, when the police crushed a courageous mass protest against fraudulent elections.

For those concerned at this point that things had become a little one-sided, Denis Hart, the Catholic archbishop of Melbourne, was allowed some space in the weekend edition to explicitly reject the ranting of Kelly (and, it appears, to give the impression of balance).

It should also allow some space for participants to synchronize their work with those from the other organizations.

Instead of instantly responding you decide to pause and practice non-doing by taking some time to meditate, breathe and allow some space before making a decision.

The best way to approach this is to try and take some time to meditate, to get still and just allow some space in your brain to open up.

Allow some space for grieving.

Try to allow some space between your palm and the ball.

"They need to give back to the community by allowing us some space for school," Kathy Marchi, co-president of the P.T.A. at P.S. 116, said of the developers.