Sentence examples for expected to permit a from inspiring English sources

Likewise, these technologies have become extremely useful tools in rehabilitation, and they are expected to permit a reduction of costs in socio-sanitary environments.

The commission is also expected to permit a company to own three television stations in the most competitive markets, and to relax the rule that has prohibited a network from owning television stations that reach more than 35percentt of the nation's viewers.

The recent advent of trapped ion mobility spectrometry (TIMS) enables the study of small mobility ranges with high mobility resolution and is expected to permit a detailed characterization of the carotenoid geometrical isomers and conformers.

However in the present study the expression of Hamp declined in all strains by day 17, which would be expected to permit an increase in iron recycling.

In detail, PM promises the following benefits: [ 1- 4] first, it is expected to permit an early identification of persons who carry a genetic or phenotypic variation that increases their risk for developing a certain disease.

Mr. Morton said the immigration agency was improving cooperation with local and state jailers, and is rolling out a "Secure Communities" program that by 2012 is expected to permit all local jails nationwide to check the immigration status of inmates.

In contrast, calcium binding to Nox5 is likely to be cooperative, and might be expected to permit regulation over a narrower range of calcium concentrations.

Wall Street closed higher on Wednesday, after a new plan was unveiled to recapitalize European banks and a deal was struck in Slovakia that is expected to permit the creation of a larger, more powerful euro zone bailout fund.

This chapter focuses on the processes of the addressing of nanoparticles by using DNA molecules based on the manipulation of DNA and sequence-specific hybridization, which are expected to permit the spontaneous assembly of a large-scale functional structure of nanoparticles, and can be applied in several industrial fields such as the development of new optical and/or electrical devices.

"No reasonable definition of reality could be expected to permit this," he, Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen wrote in a paper in 1935.

Calling it "spooky action at a distance," Einstein and his colleagues wrote, "No reasonable definition of reality could be expected to permit this". There must, they concluded, be a deeper theory that looked behind the quantum veil.