Sentence examples for has permitted us to from inspiring English sources

Our approach, at the DNA level instead of the anti-allotype antibodies, has avoided these technical difficulties, has permitted us to use patients lacking sera at the relevant point in the treatment course, and allows for other forms of involvement of the allotypes beyond the induction of antibodies.

In addition, the use of sequences from the HVR1 region of mtDNA has permitted us to consider nucleotide variations.

The rapidity at which the polysomes are reformed has permitted us to examine the effect of a drug on this process using a short time window of exposure.

This characterization has permitted us to obtain reliable estimates of connectivity profiles and their variability using data from 3 to 5 injections.

Mayor Alex Penelas, one of dozens of local dignitaries at the party, told the crowd that it was a day for celebration and appreciation not just for Cubans in Miami but for a country that "more than 40 years ago opened its arms and has permitted us to enjoy what in Cuba has not been enjoyed, liberty and the principles of a democracy".

Segmentation has permitted us to focus on the presence of consumers mindful of product origin, which can escape notice when the preferences are analysed as a whole.

Several states have permitted us to use gender appropriate public facilities for years now, however, and all she can muster against this "leftist push" are five incidents, only four of which involved any punishable wrongdoing – incidents, moreover, that happened over three years (2014-16) in two countries (two occurred in Canada).

"We realized construction costs would not have permitted us to rent in the new market environment at a number that would have given us a return," Mr. Lipton said.

"Our country and our states are weighed down by an albatross of irresponsibility," Mr. Christie said, "that we have foisted upon ourselves as leaders and that you as citizens have permitted us to get away with".

The book was called "about as agreeable as a dose of ipecac," in a review in The New York Times, for generating "a sense of astonishment that human intelligence could have permitted us to reach this predicament".

For example, if our culture had permitted us to talk about violence and to confront it over the past 30 years or even 20 years or 10 years, then, given my personality, it would have been possible for me to make a very measured, very restrained film, a film that doesn't have these kinds of scenes.