Sentence examples for associations allow for from inspiring English sources

Some associations allow for appeals against player suspensions incurred on-field if clubs feel a referee was incorrect or unduly harsh.

These associations allow for the quantitative description of measurements.

In addition to changes in chromatin structure, interchromosomal associations allow for regulation of effector cytokine expression.

Unlike the IAT, the AST is a non-relative measure of automatic associations, allowing for a more straightforward assessment of concepts that have no meaningful contrast (such as erotic stimuli).

Given that eIF4E-eIF4G complexes might be essential for assembly of SG under mild stress conditions [ 35], we speculate that the moderate decrease in mTOR signaling caused by EtOH and consequent eIF4E-eIF4G partial association allow for and promote SG formation.

AMENITIES: The condominium association allows for sublets; this apartment could lease for around $2,000 a month.

The owners of the systems often also own the connecting bus or rail systems, or are members of the local transport association, allowing for free transfers between modes.

In order to address this issue, we have developed a novel test for disease association, allowing for heterogeneity in genetic effects between sub-phenotypes, within a multinomial regression framework.

Assuming that characteristics of mothers and pregnancies would be correlated with FH, we used an Estimation-Maximization algorithm to estimate HF-ASD association, allowing for both missing-at-random (MAR) and specific not-missing-at-random (NMAR) mechanisms.

We show, that at least in this case, the molecular lesion caused by Indy Hoppel insertion uncouples this association, allowing for early reproductive success (high fitness) as well as increased longevity.

The only other significant association, allowing for multiple testing, was OBFC1 SNP rs2487999 with serous LMP non-invasive ovarian cancer risk Ptrend = 6 × 10−4, although the number of cases here (n = 979) was relatively small compared with the other case control comparisons.