Sentence examples for implicitly allowed for from inspiring English sources

The calculation the forest reference levels under the Kyoto Protocol CP2 (called "forest management reference levels", FMRLs), submitted and technically assessed in 2011 [20], considered the effects of age-related stand dynamics and implicitly allowed for inclusion of the assumed future implementation of domestic policies that had already been approved.

By asking to be judged at a higher level Mr. West implicitly allows for it by creating the language for that acclaim.

Degradation of material strength with increasing temperature is simulated by a set of temperature stress strain curves according to both ECCS and BS 5950 Part 8, which implicitly allows for creep deformation.

The mechanical properties of the steel member in the present fire analysis follows both Eurocode 3 Part 1.2 and BS5950 Part 8, which implicitly allow for thermal creep deformation.

More importantly, here, and in the Report, Rothschild implicitly allows for a dialogue between customer and contractor; the phrase "the contractor does it (if he can)" suggests that there may be some discussion about whether the problem set is soluble by science,21 which becomes an important element of the role of Chief Scientists.

The focus of anaphora resolution is determining the antecedent chains, although it also implicitly allows for elicit semantic relations between referents.

The reweighting approach implicitly allows for variation in sensitive or poorly understood parameters through the sampling algorithm.

In general, Gay et al.'s formulation implicitly allows for an infinite number of gene conversion initiation events to occur before the last termination event.

Additionally, the multi-locus linear methods do not implicitly allow for the inclusion of epistatic interactions in the locus scoring process, while RF does.

Instead of using the formulation described in (7), which implicitly allows for infinitely many gene conversion events between two adjacent sites, we explicitly enumerate all possible 'valid' paths of events defined to satisfy the following two properties: (i) each 'valid' path starts in state s and ends in state s′, and (ii) contains at most a initiations and b terminations of gene conversions.

We have implicitly allowed them to choose for us what presumably will be in our best interests.