Sentence examples for equally allowing from inspiring English sources

The coalition said that governments and their agencies should treat all technologies equally, allowing each to compete on a level playing field.

These factors prohibited exact quantification of cytokines in the serum, but caution was taken to handle the samples equally, allowing us to compare the data from the different groups.

This model permits the verification of short-run and long-run relationships, it equally allows the use of variables integrated at different levels and it produces robust results (Narayan 2005) and is appropriate when a sample size is small (Odhiambo, 2008).

The observed frontotemporal activation pattern is therefore consistent with the proposed neural organization of semantic memory described above in which modulatory signals from left IFG act upon activation in posterior meaning areas but equally allows for an alternative interpretation: pMTG may be integrated in a semantic executive system that comprises both frontal and temporal brain structures.

On the complex background of a diabetic foot, the angiosome concept may equally allow vascular interventionists to select more specific wound-oriented vascular reconstruction with probably a better prognosis in terms of tissue healing, as suggested in recent reports by Setacci et al, 16 Clemens and Attinger, 22 and Bazan.

Tyson, 38, was equally confident, allowing himself one boast after fending off repeated questions about his age.

Equally important, allowing some employed workers to retire earlier would open up additional American jobs for eager young workers who are now among the ranks of the unemployed.

a) the only system that protects all faiths equally without allowing any to dominate; b) Iraq was secular and look what happened to it; c) a disgusting insult to the will of God.

Because of an editing error, a front-page article on May 17 about a decision by the Supreme Court that required states to treat in-state and of-out-state wineries equally in allowing direct shipments to consumers misstated the amount of direct sales to customers in 2004.

Nonetheless, independence from QCS was equally valuable, allowing our interviewers to distinguish themselves from correctional staff and affording us the freedom to make our findings publicly available, regardless of the outcome.

"It also will finally allow the federal government to treat all LGBT families equally by allowing them access to federal benefits and protections".