Sentence examples for allows to reconcile from inspiring English sources

It is this belief that allows to reconcile their national interests with the needs and interests of the international community.

The individual amino acids in the sequence and in the alignments are numbered according to the scheme suggested by Ambler [ 10] A systematic comparison of entries of the NCBI peptide database and the TEM mutation table allows to reconcile NCBI peptide database entries which are inconsistent in their mutation profile or their name.

Structural modeling and energetic analysis of the mutational hotspots have suggested a common molecular mechanism of kinase activation by cancer mutations, and have allowed to reconcile the experimental data.

Here's another one: a miracle technique that allows us to reconcile our insatiable demand for meat with the need to protect the living planet.

This representation gives the designer the overall view that allows him to reconcile design specifications with the selection of the unit for a given application.

The view of lexis as most local context, where the lexeme (or lemma) is seen as a resource, or meaning potential, allows us to reconcile SFL with corpus-based approaches to lexico-grammar.

Nevertheless, a solution to the transitivity problem has been proposed (by Chandler, followed by Salmon) which apparently allows us to reconcile all three of the transitivity of identity, the tolerance principle, and the restriction principle.

This construction allows him to reconcile his rejection of a substantial self as an essentially unchanging unifier of our mental live distinct from both its physical and mental attributes with the acceptance of the self as an agent who will experience the results of his actions, an assumption which could not be relinquished within the Buddhist worldview.

This approach allows me to reconcile my actions with my beliefs.

This allows one to reconcile the discontinuously changing energy of the atom (jump between energy states) with the continuous release of energy into radiation.

Stephen, patient It appears that food aid, distributed through support groups for ART users, is highly beneficial to men as it allows men to reconcile the 'patient persona' with their local obligation as breadwinners.