Sentence examples for changes permit the from inspiring English sources

Iddo Gilon '98, president of the IFC, said that these changes "permit the atmosphere for responsible drinking". We "don't need to micromanage because we can't," Gilon said.

These changes permit the ER α complexes to bind sequence-specific oestrogen response elements located in the regulatory regions of oestrogen target genes, thus controlling their level of transcription.

And they raise a fascinating question: why did the cover story of "climate change" permit the enthusiastic promotion of images and language that would be normally be considered unacceptable in a public exhibition?

Hence, we conclude that alternative measures of technical change permit the exploration of different dimensions of the same dependence and help a more robust interpretation of the benchmark results.19.19

In sprint relays (400 and 800 metres) a 1964 rule change permitted the runner receiving the baton to start his run 10 metres or 11 yards before the zone, but he had to take the baton within the zone itself.

Heavy pressure on the flower market has come from rezoning on Seventh Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas over the past five years; the changes permit residential development in places that were once restricted to industrial uses.

While recent legislative changes permit a later deadline, the State and Homeland Security Departments are working to meet all requirements as soon as possible.

Our hypothesis was that the responsiveness of premalignant epithelial cells to inflammatory mediators and IL-6 cytokines is altered and that these changes permit sustained proliferation in the presence of inflammation.

Although acclimatization commonly requires modification of activity, the adaptive changes permit an organism to exploit regions of great seasonal variation and, on occasion, to move in wholly new environments.

Although zoning in various areas of the city has been changed to permit the conversion of manufacturing sites, spacious studios with natural light remain in short supply.

One change would permit the same company to own both a broadcast station and a newspaper in all but the smallest markets.