Sentence examples for examined allowed from inspiring English sources

The range of experimental conditions examined allowed consideration of S for different solvents, but constant molar volume V1.

The unusually sharp changes in the economic conditions in Iceland over the short time period examined allowed us to study the business cycle's effects without being considerably affected by long-term changes in other variables which have caused methodological challenges in studies conducted over a longer time period.

With the exception of the previously reported IFITM1 and PRKRA in platelets [ 20], none of the other markers of platelet activation that we examined allowed us to differentiate between the patients with previous VD and those without.

The high prevalence of AR in ILC excluded a direct assessment of the correlation between AR and clinicopathological characteristics of the patients but the prevalence of androgen synthesizing enzymes, which were detected in approximately 50% of the patients examined, allowed us to examine their effects on clinical outcome of the ILC patients in this study.

One model among the numerous ones examined allows us to represent correctly the experimental data.

They should then be hung up in chronological order and examined, allowing time for discussion and note taking prior to leaving class.

The other, non-public path that NRDC examined allows companies to determine GRAS status on their own without notifying the FDA.

Contact angles and wetting envelope graphs were examined, allowing the understanding and prediction of wetting behavior of concrete surfaces.

Finally, the effectiveness of a static hedge of systematic mortality risk is examined allowing for different levels of equity exposure.

One part of the Greek exchange being examined allows the European Central Bank to avoid a haircut on the Greek bonds it holds, even though other creditors take a hit.

Global transcriptional trends derived from all expressed genes, instead of differentially expressed genes alone, were examined, allowing for a higher discriminating power in the functional portrait.