Sentence examples for extent that allows from inspiring English sources

What kind and level of access to health-care resources must a society secure for its members for us to say that this capability is satisfied to an extent that allows everyone to lead "a minimally decent life"?

If you are on your deathbed, in jail, or paralyzed to an extent that allows you to make no contribution whatsoever to doing something about the human crash course with destiny, I suppose an argument could be made that you are entitled to watch an entire history of back-to-back soccer games until you draw your last breath.

It is logical that the bacterium must be endowed with mechanisms of withstanding the stressful conditions of its intracellular niche to an extent that allows multiplication and survival within macrophages.

Engagement in such an extended protein complex could easily 'dilute out' expanded Atx1 and prevent or reduce its self-association to an extent that allows efficient clearance by the machinery of the proteasome pathway.

RFLP based markers do reveal such 3 or 4-allele segregation, however not to an extent that allows map-wide analysis of such detailed QTL properties.

These results demonstrated that metallothionein expression not only provided resistance to mercury, but also enhanced mercury removal from liquid media to an extent that allows normal growth of untransformed E. coli.

The turbine Parsons invented in 1884 utilized several stages in series; in each stage the expansion of the steam was restricted to the extent that allowed the greatest extraction of kinetic energy without causing the turbine blades to overspeed.

Next, we scrutinized if the addition of IDO specific T cells increased the immune reactivity to an extent that allowed detection of EBV responses in an ELISPOT with only 104 PMBC; far below the normal detection limit.

The results of experiment 1 are shown in figure 2 and table 1. M2 M5 removed inhibitors of the PCR to an extent that allowed amplification of Leptospira DNA in all of the corresponding qPCR assays.

These compounds are lipophilic to an extent that allowed us to apply the HPLC-fraction eluting within the initial 5.5 minutes (after exclusion of two minor subfractions) for E-Screen analysis.

The initial slow growth of the culture produced organic acids that lowered the pH of the medium to an extent that allowed faster growth afterwards, and this was corroborated by the maximum growth rate being similar to that of other cultures.