Sentence examples for conducted allowing one from inspiring English sources

Thus, the analyses here were conducted allowing one extra node in the MCN calculations.

If the analysis is conducted allowing one extra node, these figures rise significantly (see Table 1), suggesting that some terms could be incomplete in their original definitions.

At one point he leapt high in the air and right off the podium, like an evil monkey, before penetrating the orchestra and allowing one flute solo to be conducted by a magic baton that no one was actually holding.

Methanol eliminated during depolymerization allows one to conduct the modification reaction without solvent, besides, the methanol interaction with the polymeric chains promotes the formation of hydroxyl group which exhibit a high reaction activity with respect to both the silica surface and the methyl groups at the ends of the oligomers.

In this sense, faster and more flexible tools allow one to conduct a greater number and more diverse set of experiments.

The kernel method of smoothing allows one to conduct a more detailed examination of the changing hazard as compared with the 'annual-bin' method utilized by, for example, Demicheli and coworkers and our Figure 2.

The only way to resolve such claims is to obtain relevant data and conduct studies that would allow one to determine with some confidence whether such statements are true.

Using the Bayesian framework allows one to easily conduct benefit-risk analyses similar to the incremental net health benefit analyses used for cost-effectiveness research.

That said, Mr. La Selva conducted an energetic performance, and to the extent that the amplification allowed one to judge, he had what seemed to be a good and eager cast.

Relative Insight's 'fix' for this problem is conducting algorithmically powered "contextual comparison" of brand marketing output — to allow one brand to measure its own marketing messaging against rivals.

Social media allows one's voice to be heard and to confront or change narratives, reporting or spin, and to conduct outreach and cultural diplomacy in an effective and far-reaching manner.