Sentence examples for established to allow for from inspiring English sources
We recommend that standardized performance parameters be established to allow for better comparative evaluation.
Transforming infrastructure established to allow for the unidirectional distribution of information from the state to its people into networks of collaboration and innovation requires radical reworking of the legal, technical and economic structures governing communications and telecommunications systems.
The legal and institutional framework established to allow for this mobility may in fact reach it's objective.... (and) European universities will come to the students by offering their courses online".
Few methods are established to allow for prolonged propagation of keratinocytes from equine tissues, including the hoof lamellae.
These limits were established to allow for maximum registration of men with prostate cancer and to ensure that the men had completed primary treatment(s) before being approached.
3. Governance structures: workable partnerships require a well-defined governance structure to be established to allow for distribution of responsibilities to all the players.
In 1997, a food contact notification (FCN) process was established to allows for faster review of food contact substance uses that are not exempt from premarket approval.
"International programs have to be established to allow Peruvian young professors or students, for example, to come to Mexico or Brazil and complete their M.S. or Ph.D. degree," he says.
Generalisations of the established methodology to allow for dynamic emulation are here proposed and contrasted.
Major strengths of our study were reduced outcome misclassification through use of five markers to identify breast cancer subtypes (ER, PR, HER2, HER1 and CK5/6) and linkage of established datasets to allow for a relatively large study for assessing this association.
Chang believes that even though China's leaders are well aware of the threats their country is facing, they are simply too invested in the established political system to allow for meaningful change.
