Sentence examples for inherently allow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Das suggests that democracies inherently allow greater room for entrepreneurial activity.

Obviously, Cloak doesn't really do anything that Instagram and Foursquare (and now Nearby Friends) don't already inherently allow.

Since vertical tissue sections used for the study of the human cutaneous nervous system inherently allow visualization of only a small part of the mainly horizontally oriented cutaneous nerves, we searched for possibilities to extend this view.

Cycloconverter, Scherbius, matrix, CSI, and LCI drives inherently allow return of energy from the load to the line, while voltage-source inverters require an additional converter to return energy to the supply.

Studies that embrace complex adaptive systems thinking and theory-driven methods inherently allow for these aspects as they invariably involve several cycles of observations and analysis, especially in the complex healthcare settings.

This hypothesis is supported by the fact that C. owensensis produced higher amounts of lactate than C. saccharolyticus regardless of the reactor system, and that unlike the CSTR, the UA reactors inherently allow biomass retention, thus perhaps a higher fraction of cells of C. saccharolyticus were retained in the UA reactor compared to the CSTR when operated at higher d (h−1).

The reader understands this, just as the reader (well, most readers, anyway) understands when reading, say, David Sedaris, that comedy inherently allows room for exaggeration, and even fabrication.

The noise-OFDM radar being a multi-carrier OFDM system inherently allows the radars to communicate simultaneously with more than one of its neighbors, although on separate subcarriers.

However, MineralTree is focused on business sending, and its solution inherently allows banks to retain control over this process, while making money by offering the startup's enhanced functionality to their business clients.

Federated Cloud Identity management system has received significant attention from the IT industry because of its design agility that inherently allows cross-domain access to its users by eliminating the need of creating additional user accounts for external parties (Arias-Cabarcos et al. [2012]; Shin et al. [2009]; Suriadi et al. [2009]).

Problem-based learninherentlyntly allows the integration and organization of learned information for easy recall and application.