Sentence examples for alternatives allowing from inspiring English sources

Results also show the trade-offs between the studied alternatives, allowing one to conclude that the optimum operating residence time in the reactor is 120 min, which corresponds to the lower PEI and the higher EP.

More likely, if anything, it would lead to long-standing conservative alternatives – allowing companies to sell insurance across state lines, for example – that would lead to a race-to-the-bottom among the states and worsen the quality of care across the board.

Bingham opposed the outspokenly proslavery wing of Missouri politics led by Claiborne Fox Jackson; as a member of the Missouri legislature, he countered Jackson's pro-slavery, states' rights resolutions and put forward his own, more measured alternatives, allowing for federal power to regulate slavery.

Investigators could develop alternatives allowing for combining trials with different instruments.

An accurate parameter estimation is thus a crucial step to conclusively discriminate between structural alternatives, allowing to discard models for which it can be proved that no parametrization is consistent with the experimental evidence.

The generated improved design alternatives allow lower investment costs, and up to 25% energy savings.

None of the Forest Service's proposed alternatives allow commercial logging, but Mr. Gaffrey said that some trees of varying sizes would have to be removed to protect communities and private homes within the forest, as well as the sequoia groves.

"Other alternatives allow the display to become completely opaque, in order for the display to provide, for example, a display of a video such as an instant replay of the live event".

These alternatives allow physical stores to become more competitive on prices of physical books, offer customers warehouse pricing on books shipped to their home, and allows them to profit from digital books instead of just getting annoyed at them.

As painful and inconvenient as justice may be, we have seen that the alternative — allowing accountability to fall by the wayside — is worse.

But the alternative — allowing an attack on the United States to go unanswered or NATO forces to be overrun — seemed a lot worse.