Sentence examples for has thus allowed from inspiring English sources

The firm has thus allowed its designers to indulge in a variety of sidelines, such as a range of kitchenware and a CD cover.

This simple model has thus allowed us to interpret the evolution of PL emitted by Er-doped AlN films prepared on Si substrates by reactive magnetron sputtering.

Using the phylogenetic narrative has thus allowed us to efficiently identify a new species that is useful to humanity, which is a win win situation because it decreases the "cost of doing business" while increasing the probability that the new species will be preserved.

This study has thus allowed us to identify modulation of immunoregulatory molecules that have received very little attention in relation to human DCs, even in terms of protein expression.

Even older adults who have a particular deficit (e.g. who live alone) would still be differentially susceptible to insults of circumstance (i.e. those insults that perturb the delicate balance of assets and deficits, strengths and weaknesses, which has thus allowed them to maintain their heath), depending on their profile of other deficits and strengths.

Comparing these assay methods has thus allowed for a quantitative assessment of apoptosis in these breast cell lines.

Changes in promoter structure have thus allowed constitutively low levels of expression of GAL3 for better galactose sensing and a tight coordination between GAL1 expression and the galactose concentration to prevent metabolic toxicity (Conant & Wolfe, 2008).

That economic benefit has thus far allowed President Assad to maintain a delicate balancing act of slowly trying to alter a sclerotic system without major change.

It has thus far allowed only Vermonters to testify at public hearings, emphasizing that it wants the debate to be an internal Vermont matter.

The problem has thus been allowed "to fester and grow to the point where our capacity to advocate American interests in foreign affairs is now seriously impaired".

While America's regenerative capacity has thus far allowed it to offset underperforming governance, hoping or trusting that it'll do so indefinitely doesn't seem like a smart bet.