Sentence examples for allows comprehension from inspiring English sources

Including contextual factors and categorizing them this way in a comprehensive ToC is the crucial step that allows comprehension of how and why a program worked the way it did, and whether it would work that way somewhere else or at larger scale.

This systematic study allows comprehension of the contribution of tail length on 3-helix micelle stability, separately from the micelle headgroup.

Health service managers and policy makers in these settings would benefit from a framework that allows comprehension and anticipation of forthcoming challenges for optimizing patient-centeredness in healthcare delivery.

In pediatric orthopedics, the consent must be expressed by the parents (or by any other legally authorized representatives), but if the child's age allows adequate comprehension, their opinion should be sought and not swayed by the parents' judgement, namely in the case of refusal (CIOMS Guideline 14).

One of the most important abilities required to understand longer utterances is working memory, which stores verbal information, allows for comprehension of speech sequences, and organizes responses [ 8, 9].

Pre-defined inquiry procedures reduce the complexity (and this could be convenient), but they do not allow true comprehension of the educational processes.

This chapter is designed with practical questions allowing for comprehension of the fundamental knowledge and important clinical issues in cellular therapy.

Similarly, patients were informed of the details of the protocol as soon as their mental state allowed adequate comprehension.

The spruce genetic map and analyses presented herein allow better comprehension of the genome macro-structure for a gymnosperm.

Further development of 3C technology will allow full comprehension of the impact of the chromatin three-dimensional structure on gene expression.

The wide introduction of molecular analyses allowed the comprehension that BC is not a single entity but should be divided into, at least, 4 major subtypes: Luminal A, Luminal B, HER2 positive and triple negative/basal-like.