Sentence examples for input to allow for from inspiring English sources

Overall, our data argues that sleep depth may be flexibly modulated depending on sensory input, to allow for the timely recovery of wake-like information processing and learning.

A FASTA file containing known mature metazoan miRNA sequences in miRBase was used as input to allow for conservation scoring.

CD4+ T-cells and neutrophils were simultaneously isolated with purities >90% using affinity-based capture in cyclic olefin copolymer (COC) devices with a processing time of ∼3 min. In addition, sufficient quantities of the cells could be recovered from a 50 μL whole blood input to allow for reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) following cell lysis.

The main idea is to include suitably-defined decision variables in the quadratic program, in addition to the states and the inputs, to allow for smaller roundoff errors in the solver.

It also features USB inputs to allow for digital-analog interface.

At least 5 levels for each input are desired to allow for runs at a nominal value, 2-values either side of nominal but within a normal, anticipated range, and two, more extreme values either side of nominal.

The users are given different options for both input and output to allow for additional flexibility.

CAS-PGE uses these software to stage file input and metadata; to allow for automatically selected and optimal data movement services; to seamlessly execute IDL, Matlab, Python, R and other custom scientific codes; to perform automatic metadata and text extraction from the scientific algorithm outputs; and finally to capture of workflow provenance and metadata as produced by the algorithm.

The guide issued by the Difu proposes various participatory methods for developing measures to allow for input by stakeholders such as administrative bodies, citizens, or companies [44, 45].

The input files were varied accordingly, to allow for just 25%% of businesses making a journey, all businesses making a journey, or all businesses making two trips into the city centre weekly.

This postponement was to allow for input from then ongoing investigations: the Law Reform Commission, the High court KAL Case on the Canadian Marriage and the Constitutional Review committee.