Sentence examples for count to allow from inspiring English sources

The new census figures also disclosed that about 1 in 20 residents who consider themselves black -- about 1.8 million people -- checked at least one other race in the census, the first national count to allow that option.

The most interesting aspect of the product is that it's cross-platform and cross-store, and it automatically integrates with most major stores (Apple iTunes App Store, Google Android Market, RIM App World, Handango, MobiHand and counting), to allow developers to compare their sales on the different platforms and stores.

Even though a total number of >60 000 cell divisions were scored in these experiments, only the disomic/tripolar category in all cell lines and the tetrasomic/tripolar category in WiT49 contained a sufficient number of counts to allow statistical testing.

We calculated the correlation between imputed and directly typed MAF, using the expected counts to allow for genotype-associated probabilities.

Non-wear time was identified as periods of 60 minutes of consecutive zero counts to allow exclusion of girls who did not wear the monitor during recess.

Figure 4 plots the reported case counts in China, together with an exponential curve fitted to a smooth version of the counts (to allow for the discreteness in reports in early April).

The codes were agreed upon by research team members to enhance rigour and validity (the number of hits for each of the three channels was counted to allow for comparison), following a summative content analysis approach [ 36].

During lifetime measurement, corresponding filters are placed in front of the photon counting PMT to allow either 2PF or SHG detection without cross talk.

Tags represented 10 times or less were initially removed from the dataset and the remaining tag counts in each library normalized to counts per million to allow comparisons of the relative expression levels among the garden sections.

The purpose of this study was to examine whether unit-of-use repacking reduces routine mechanical "counting and pouring" to allow more time for pharmaceutical care.

The precipitates were then counted for radioactivity to allow the calculation of the efficiency of recovery of radioactivity in the acetonitrile.