Sentence examples for far allow for from inspiring English sources

The models considered thus far allow for a node's outcomes to be influenced only by outcomes of its neighbours, so-called local models.

The constructors introduced so far allow for automated classification and the computation of equivalence, but not for satisfiability checking.

The constructors introduced so far allow for automated classification and the computation of equivalence, but not for satisfiability checking, which is important wherever the validity of an assertion is to be assured and invalid assertions are supposed to be rejected.

The recent systematic review and meta-analysis by Ali et al. [ 19] of all GLB studies conducted so far allowed for calculating the mean % weight loss achieved in studies with follow-ups at 3 months (N = 11 studies) and at 12 months (N = 16 studies).

Although nucleomorph genes tend to be highly divergent compared with their counterparts in free-living relatives, the nucleomorph genes of C. mesostigmatica are more conservative in nature than those in the other cryptophyte nucleomorph genomes sequenced thus far, allowing for additional functional annotation of previously annotated hypothetical protein-coding genes.

The FAA has finally released its new rules (Operation and Certification of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems), which will be added as a new section (Part 107) to the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) to allow for safe commercial operations of drones.

Accordingly, only few cell lines have been provided so far that allow for successful targeted integration of a transgene cassette.

Unfavorable Jared Cook (TEN) vs. Denver – Hasselbeck has not called Cook's number much through the first two weeks (3 receptions, 44 yards) and Denver has done an excellent job covering the position so far, allowing just four receptions for 18 yards.

Next spring, think about moving the plants back far enough to allow for snow clearing.

In 1994, I was asked to help write one of his books, but the offer never went far enough to allow for close observation.

Even in the United States, rising costs have led some in Congress to propose an institute that would compare the effectiveness of new medical technologies, although the proposals so far would not allow for price considerations.