The phrase "allows to induce" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to induce" or "allows for the induction of."
Example: "This method allows us to induce a more favorable outcome in the experiment."
Alternatives: "enables the induction of" or "permits us to induce."
Permitting balance billing allows to induce the same quality at a lower Medicare fee.
Contrasting (A_{1}) and (A_{2}) now shows that (A_{1}) allows to induce positive first-period effort while (A_{2}) does not.
Thus, only in this case a low variance of the first-period late accounting signal (low (gamma)) is valuable, as it allows to induce a positive first-period effort at comparatively low cost.
The Robo-Lector allows to induce single wells automatically when a defined biomass concentration is reached ('biomass-specific induction').
To prove that the niche expansion is a soma-originated phenotype, we knocked down tai in somatic pre-adult cells that contribute to niches using the FRT/ bab1Gal4/ UASFlp system that allows to induce mutant CpC clones during niche formation.
The problem is that altruism is now the only motivation allowed to induce next-of-kin to give up a loved one's heart, lung, kidney, pancreas or intestine for donation to others.
Our results open avenues to thermally control reaction pathways on surfaces, selecting intermolecular versus intramolecular reactions, and thus allowing to induce the growth of unprecedented polymeric heteroatomic nanoarchitectures or to produce monomeric reactions.
Given the 'upon demand' nature of synthesis and release of endocannabinoids, these drugs might allow to induce a targeted increase in the concentration of endogenous cannabinoids, possibly reducing some of the undesirable side effects observed when using receptor agonists.
While abortion is banned, doctors are allowed to induce premature birth if the mother is facing imminent risk, possibly saving the life of the mother and the baby at the same time, according to José Miguel Fortín Magaña, director of the Institute of Legal Medicine, which advises the court on medical issues.
"If someone has appendicitis, we have to remove the appendix, but we can't say, 'We'll remove it now because maybe in the future there'll be a problem,' " he said, arguing that when a mother was in more immediate peril, doctors would be allowed to induce a premature birth, possibly saving both the woman and the baby.
To create the pre-crack a spacer with knife-type sharp edge was used, which allowed to induce a stress concentration point in the middle plane of the edge of the adhesive layer.
