Sentence examples for as needed to allow from inspiring English sources
HDC is standard in all Discovery models and engages the antilock brakes to gently walk the Disco down the steepest roads pumping individual calipers as needed to allow a smooth trip over the slickest terrain.
A state can subsidize the gap, or a state could raise its minimum wage as needed to allow students to earn more, and thus the state could raise its tuition costs.
The following sections focus on results obtained in Experiment 1B, presenting results from Experiment 1A, as needed, to allow comparison of the two experiments.
The fur of the right hind limb was carefully removed using fine-bladed clippers as needed to allow adequate surface electrode-skin contact (Oster, McMinnville, TN).
The CBM may disrupt hydrogen bonding between cellulose chains, or the increased affinity for cellulose provided by the CBM may overcome the energetic barrier to deform the cellulose chains as needed to allow the CD to penetrate into the film.
As the comparison in Table S2 indicates, Cufflinks is the only tool that allows events to be detected with high precision, as needed to allow meaningful alternative splicing profile analyses.
Otherwise, screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H Weber — who wrote 500 Days of Summer and The Spectacular Now — do a good job of hewing to just enough realism, and intelligence, as is needed to allow the fantasy to slip down.
It was always interesting when I needed to schedule meetings or catch ups with friends as I needed to allow a number of hours to reach particular destinations thankfully everyone was very accommodating they knew I was in training and totally got on board!
Evidence such as this is needed to allow schools and employers to use their limited resources most effectively to support graduate nurses.
The UUO model is likely to reveal useful biomarkers of progression of renal disease, as well as new therapies, which are desperately needed to allow intervention before the establishment of irreversible renal injury.
2. Alternative governance arrangements, or different technology (such as biometric identification), is needed to allow several different users to use the same terminals without delay.
