Sentence examples for are allowed to undergo from inspiring English sources
For that reason, only the most motivated amputees — super users, they are called — are allowed to undergo the surgery.
Furthermore, the designed estimator gains are allowed to undergo multiplicative parameter variations within a given range and the non-fragility is guaranteed against possible implementation errors.
The equations of motion for the coupled absorber/rotary system are given in which the absorbers are allowed to undergo finite amplitude motions.
In order to prevent collapse of buildings under large earthquakes while maintaining reasonable construction costs, structures are allowed to undergo ductile plastic deformations under current design and detailing methods.
A computer aided simulation has been carried out to determine the possibility of generating broadband second harmonic intensity for broadband fundamental laser radiations as they are allowed to undergo total internal reflection inside the tapered isotropic semiconductor crystal slab made of either gallium arsenide (GaAs) or zinc selenide (ZnSe).
; Post-fermented tea: Teas that are allowed to undergo a second oxidation after the fixation of the tea leaves, such as Pu-erh, Liu'an, and Liubao, are collectively referred to as secondary or post-fermentation teas in English.
Patients would be allowed to undergo cosmetic surgery only after a mandatory cooling-off period, under draft guidelines proposed by the Medical Board of Australia.
* Married trans people must be allowed to undergo gender realignment treatment without the permission of their partner – or the need to divorce – as is the case now.
A spokesman at Fort Leavenworth said he was not sure an inmate would be allowed to undergo hormone therapy, even if he could cover the cost on his own.
MEXICO CITY — El Salvador's highest court on Wednesday denied an appeal from a woman with a high-risk pregnancy to be allowed to undergo an abortion, upholding the country's strict law banning abortion under any circumstances.
El Salvador's highest court on Wednesday denied an appeal from a woman with a high-risk pregnancy to be allowed to undergo an abortion, upholding the country's strict law banning abortion under any circumstances.
