Sentence examples for in disallowed from inspiring English sources

atoms 2467 protein atoms + 172 solvent atoms + 2 Ca2+ 5125 protein atoms + 1 Mg2+ + 159 peptide atoms + 1026 solvent atoms  B factors   Overall 38.794 21.274   RMSD bond lengths 0.008 0.006   RMSD bond angles 1.177 1.081  Ramachandran plot statistics   In favored regions 96.5 98.9 In allowed regions 2.9 1.1 In disallowed regions 0.6 0.0 Values in parentheses are for the highest resolution shell.

The trial court was not in error in disallowing the claimed extras.

Moody's and Fitch Ratings quickly followed S.& P.'s move in disallowing certain Georgia mortgages in bonds.

But in an interview this week, Sidney P. Samuels, a tax lawyer from Sausalito, Calif., who owns First Western, continued to argue that the Tax Court was wrong in disallowing the deductions.

Wales complained that Glenn Newman, the television match official (TMO) from New Zealand, had committed a "terrible mistake" in disallowing a try from Gareth Anscombe in the 23rd minute of the game, when England were leading 12-0.

Kilmarnock manager Allan Johnston thinks the referee "made a very big mistake" in disallowing a Michael Ngoo goal that would have taken their League Cup tie against St Johnstone into extra time.

Aberdeen boss Craig Brown speaks after the 1-1 drawithth Kilmarnock and talks of an 'inexplicable' error by the referee in disallowing a penalty and booking Niall McGinn for diving.

Millian utilitarians are a bit less stringent (in disallowing avoidable DT) than are ethicists in the other three groups, because utilitarians in principle allow money/harm tradeoffs.

Apparently, the lack of full length cDNA sequences in medaka in general disallowed us to perform more detailed systematic bioinformatic analysis.

New York Medical College in Valhalla disallowed a student group for identifying itself as gay; Eastchester decided to rescind benefits to domestic partners.

Federal District Judge Frank W. Wilson, who sentenced him in 1964, disallowed Hoffa's challenge of evidence on which the Government obtained the conviction.