Sentence examples for allows distribution from inspiring English sources

The emergence of microgrids embedded in power systems enhances self-healing capability and allows distribution systems to recover faster in the event of an outage.

Fluorine-18 has appealing characteristics as a radionuclide for PET as large batches (>500 GBq) of fluorine-18 can be produced by current cyclotrons, and the half-life of 110 min allows distribution from the production site to multiple remote PET sites.

F is a more suitable radioisotope for widespread clinical use as its longer half-life of 110 min allows distribution from a production site to multiple PET centres.

This increase in the size of the ARDS baby lung [ 12] allows distribution of inspired gas among greater numbers of lung units, leading to less over-distension of individual alveoli and potentially less VILI [ 35].

The objectives of treatment are twofold [ 11]: to maintain oxygen delivery above a critical threshold and to increase mean arterial pressure (MAP) to a level that allows distribution of cardiac index (CI) sufficient for adequate organ perfusion.

This allows distributions to be ranked by secondary features which are a function of both the primary data and the application space.

The district then altered its policy to allow distribution before or after school or during lunch break, but not in classrooms.

The parents of two Montclair, N.J., students said yesterday that the school district allowed gun control advocates to distribute leaflets in classrooms in support of pending state legislation, then refused to allow distribution of leaflets opposing the measure.

Specifically, the F.D.A. said that some Red Cross employees had been instructed to skip required safety steps and that others had altered records to allow distribution of blood that failed safety testing.

"Why didn't you just burn everything like our esteemed colleagues in Nagano did?" the I.O.C. honchos seemed to be shrieking, while a few Yanks tried to explain that the laws of the land allow distribution of evidence.

In 2011, a decision to allow distribution of emergency contraceptives to very young girls might have sparked a firestorm of criticism from anti-abortion groups.