Sentence examples for have allowed us to implement from inspiring English sources
Previous experiences have allowed us to implement the plasma method (nitrogen plasma (AC)) as a novel and innovative technique, which is both fast and simple, in order to achieve the crystallization of the amorphous TiO2 in order to obtain anatase and rutile phases with a minimum power cost, in comparison with the conventional heat treatments.
After the project began, we uncovered additional information that would have allowed us to implement a better solution for less money.
With the accelerating progress in basic and clinical cancer research, a huge body of new discoveries and powerful technologies has allowed us to implement a 'Cancer Precision Medicine (CPM)' system for cancer patients.
The expertise they have provided for Common Threads is invaluable and has allowed us to implement initiatives with a current business approach that would not have otherwise been possible.
My team and I embraced and operationalized a deep set of core values, created a vivid long-term vision, developed a world-class hiring process, and implemented other operational systems that have allowed us to scale.
The base instrument has independent ADC and FPGA modules, which allow us to implement different spectrometers in a relatively easy manner.
Legislation that would have allowed Montgomery County to implement ranked-choice voting for certain local offices was introduced in the most recent General Assembly but didn't advance.
"Unhappily, the ongoing civil war has not allowed us to take the practical steps to implement these projects," he said.
This is another area that China has the potential to shine: China's authoritarian government has allowed it to implement programs when such a need arises.
Paleobioenergy obtained from coal, natural gas and oil deposits has allowed mankind to implement unprecedented technological advances in the last 250 years.
A proposed amendment by Egypt — which would have allowed states to avoid implementing the declaration if it clashed with national laws or religious or cultural values — failed.
