Sentence examples for either allow for from inspiring English sources

They could either allow for a vote on the broader Republican proposals that were certain to pass, the Democrats said, or they could leave for the summer recess having passed no new security measure at a time when administration officials were pointing to potential threats from Al Qaeda, including a report in The Roll Call last week that terrorists were possibly focusing on Congress itself.

These volume frequencies are adjusted to reflect the different amounts of solid phase in the samples to either allow for loss of volume fraction (e.g., due to floc or cell break-up releasing entrapped liquor), or to allow for gain in volume fraction (e.g., due to precipitation of soluble material or to liquid entrapment in growing flocs).

"It neutralizes the constitution once again, and it says it goes back to saying that there's nothing in this constitution that either allows for or prevents abortion," Wanda Franz, the president of West Virginians for Life, the measure's primary supporter, said of the West Virginia ballot measure.

Some previous studies conducted in participants' own homes have allowed for ice when considering spirits, by either allowing for ice melt in volume calculations (Kerr et al., 2005) or using plastic ice rocks (Wilkinson et al., 2011).

DDR activates checkpoints and signals for DNA repair and then either allows for re-entry into the cell cycle, into senescence, or cell death, depending on the outcome of DNA repair [ 28- 29].

GSK-3β may be a checkpoint enzyme where both apoptotic and autophagy pathways converge, and either allows for continued autophagy to maintain cell survival, or initiate apoptosis if autophagy has failed to suppress cellular toxicity.

Recent reports on the use of newly developed transgenes either allowing for an enrichment of transduced cells by an in vivo selection advantage or restoration of a functional immune system which is resistant to HIV infection nourished the hope for continuous progress in this field.

These results suggest that duration of time after growth induction either allowed for dissipation of shikimate originally observed in crown buds, or EPSPS is no longer inhibited.

Four datasets resulted from mapping the tags against the collection of full length and partial P. fastigiatum ESTs either allowing for no mismatch or one mismatch with the P. enysii tags.

On the other hand, previous analyses that concluded greater metabolism (> 20% of PCE uptake) either allowed for both oxidative metabolism and GSH conjugation, or made inferences based on the disappearance of the parent compound [e.g., Bois et al. 1990 , 1996 Chiu and Bois 2006; Reitz et al. 1996; Ward et al. 1988].

Furthermore, we believe either additive will allow for the production of a wide variety of GC-rich gene constructs without the need for expensive and time-consuming sample extraction and purification prior to downstream application.