Sentence examples for finally allowing for from inspiring English sources

By finally allowing, for example, the publication of a devastating report in December into interrogation practices during the Bush years but failing to apportion blame, the president came out against torture but not the torturers.

We describe an algorithm that assists an operator in extracting the 3D positions of each of these points, finally allowing for a detailed, neurally relevant description of many walking steps.

Assuming a conservative 15% non-consent rate for patients randomised to any of the three treatment arms increases the sample size by 1/(1 0.15) = 38%, and finally, allowing for 15% loss to followup, inflates the total sample size to 66 patients per arm, which we round up to 70 per arm, or 280 patients in total.

Permanent hemodialysis catheters are a well-known source of inflammation, and our patients had two different types of venous access, so we checked for differences in inflammatory markers between the patients with catheters and those with arteriovenous fistula, finding similar baseline and final results (data not shown), which finally allowed for a pooled analysis.

He has recommended that abortion be finally allowed for victims of rape, victims of incest and when the foetus has an abnormality which means it will not survive birth.

The cross-interpretation of the different sets finally allows for the identification of the most important scenario.

Wittmann [21] proved a result in 1992 which finally allowed for λ n = 1 n + 2 in Hilbert spaces.

But with iOS 4, the iPhone does finally allow for that functionality — and specially for background location.

The disks did finally allow for adult content, but by that time it had already failed as a popular format.

The comparison in terms of structural weights and performances finally allows for discussing efficiency potentials of the different patterns.

Estimate ΔG as the difference between G values at time t and t + Δt finally allows for a sensible reduction of costs with a controlled estimation error.