Sentence examples for been reported to allow from inspiring English sources

Many techniques and variations from the wrap-around flap of Morrison have been reported to allow reconstruction in one setting of combined bone and soft-tissue loss.

Graphene-coated surfaces have been reported to allow a high adsorption of serum proteins (due to π-electron interaction), which contain extracellular matrix proteins (e.g., albumin, fibronectin, vitronectin); this may explain the cellular behavior on the graphene-coated samples and suggests a similar profile of protein adsorption [21, 23].

Production of BLIP as a heterologous recombinant protein in the well-established E. coli expression system has been reported to allow improved yield of BLIP (~ 0.25 mg to ~ 4.2 mg/L culture of BLIP) (Albeck and Schreiber 1999; Petrosino et al. 1999; Rudgers and Palzkill 1999; Reyonlds et al. 2006; Hu et al. 2016).

Yet, previous studies suggested that open lung biopsy, when performed in carefully selected patients, might not only allow for distinguishing patients with DAD and non-DAD ARDS, as discussed above, but have also been reported to allow for diagnoses to be made in 84% of cases and to alter management in 73%[21]].

Several combinations of small-molecule compounds have been reported to allow iPSC generation with only Oct4.

Measurements of PIVC have been reported to allow a fairly reliable assessment of CVP.

Rigid fixation with a reinforced device was reported to allow fracture healing without settling in intertrochanteric fractures in a 358 patient study [25].

The means and standard deviations for the clinical crown height and gingival margin-papillae measurements (Tables 1 and 2) are reported to allow for comparison to other samples in the future.

The mean, median, SD, confidence interval, relative risk, odds ratio, etc. should all be reported, to allow the reader to critique for him/herself the validity of the results.

Tetrabutylammonium hydroxide (TBAOH) was used as the ion-pairing reagent since it was reported to allow separation of ionic and highly polar substances during HPLC (Trautmann and Haefelfinger 1981).

One-year attrition proportions are reported to allow comparison with published literature [11], [18].