Sentence examples for gap allows for from inspiring English sources

This gap allows for tumor displacement, resulting in lower accuracy.

Finally, again using analytic tools, one shows that this one particular crossing of the determinant gap allows for the crossing of the gap for all germane pairs of graph C ∗ -algebras.

New methodology such as communications analysis and EDA measurement may bridge the gap, allowing for real time measurement of workload without disrupting the task flow.

As more information is gathered and estimates become more precise, they would progressively fill in this gap, allowing for continuous reassessment and strengthening of the economic output of the model.

In addition to the charge transfer occurring between glucose and the Al/Ga-doped BN sheets, the adsorption alters the size of the band gap, allowing for optical detection of adsorption.

The above findings show that this EST database constitutes a very important step to bridge this gap allowing for the implementation of new post-genomic research strategies (e.g. peptidomics, proteomics and transcriptomics) techniques.

One mechanism for producing a DSB in G1 is to expand a nick on one strand into a gap, allowing for formation of a "hairpin" on the ungapped strand.

However, their manifold of sizable higher-order gaps allows for the engineering of photonic stop gaps down to the near-infrared wavelength region using comparatively large structural dimensions.

First, to estimate background noise level for total information of motif size 12 basepairs, we generated 65,000 alignments of windows randomly selected from the input Logos (permitting a maximum of 20% gap frequency per position in the input Logos; 20% gap tolerance allows for one gap in the Logos for the smallest promoter subfamilies that contain only five peaks) (Fig. 5A).

The charity called on the Financial Conduct Authority to close the regulatory gap that allows for the "unsolicited real-time promotion" of high-risk credit products.

Kirsten Shepherd-Barr's book Science on Stage: From Doctor Faustus to Copenhagen notes that audience members can fill in the scientific gaps, which allows for a focus on ethical dilemmas and catastrophic consequences.