Sentence examples similar to although permits exist from inspiring English sources

He had not known such a permit existed.

Solidarity had been permitted to exist officially for 16 months.

Short hair on female characters is rarely permitted to exist in its own right.

Reality is still permitted to exist in Japan -- it's just illegal to talk about it.

Although primers exist that will permit amplification of most enteroviruses (22, 23 ), few multiplex systems can identify all genotypes and serotypes within, or between, the different families of viruses that infect humans (22, 24, 25 ).

Although a license system exists which permits an individual to fish, these are issued without any access restrictions.

Although no data exist from other sources that permit a comparison of these two groups, pregnant women have a decrease in Hg body burden between the 2nd and 3rd trimester possibly due to increased blood volume or transfer of Hg across the placental barrier to the fetus [ 5, 12].

Although technologies exist to obscure browsing habits, few use them.

Although several different strategies exist that permit some form of target enrichment prior to the subsequent sequencing step, they have to date been limited to examination of intact genomic DNA samples, and not fragmented DNA species such as those found in cf-DNA (Ref. 57).

A permit to operate it must be obtained from the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, but no permit process exists to obtain approval for the vault envisioned by the commission.

We speculate that the glycine substitution creates a flexible hinge that permits Chk1 to exist in an open conformation.