Sentence examples for concept to allow from inspiring English sources

This work, thus, illustrates a fundamentally new concept to allow cells to actively engineer the surface of colloids materials, such as magnetic nanoparticles, for various applications.

The alliance agreed "a new strategic concept" to allow it to indulge in "expeditionary operations" – peacekeeping as well as war-fighting missions, humanitarian relief, and no doubt, time and weather permitting, motherhood and apple pie.

The relevant constitutional text, he writes for the Atlantic, requires that the president "take care that the laws be faithfully executed," a broad-enough concept to allow for judgment in the execution.

The decision to use a volunteer siting process requires maximum flexibility of the repository concept to allow it to be adapted to potential sites and hence a wide range of variants of the basic H12 repository design has been developed.

Given that no one has yet devised a viable concept to allow the crew to survive the radiation exposure of the trip, they'll likely be dead before their conflicts get out of control.David C. Johannsen Torrance, CaliforniaSIR — When it comes to space exploration, you are probably right: not only are robots immune from all manner of psychological troubles, but they can also do a better job in space.

FMySexLife (I'll let you figure out what that one stands for) extends the concept to allow you to post about why your sex life sucks.

"I created my concepts to allow myself to tell my story, but also have something to hide behind," he says.

Roles have to be separated from the concepts to allow logic-based representation.

Each method of delivery of this teaching session was carefully prepared to deliver the same key concepts to allow the student to recognise the deteriorating patient at ward level, diagnose and manage sepsis, as per the Surviving Sepsis Guidelines [ 3].

I particularly look forward to the day when these researchers can tell me they have identified the benchmarks and have successfully transmitted these concepts to allow every patient with esophageal cancer to be managed equally in hospitals under their aegis!

"The concept is to allow for an extra class of seating" with very low fares, Mr. Menoud said.