Sentence examples for landmarks that allow from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: The region for the implantation of the electrode in the auditory brainstem implant presents anatomical landmarks that allow its easy identification during surgery.

In fluid anatomies such as those of mammals, landmarks that allow populations to be identified only by location generally do not exist during embryonic pattern formation.

In the current study, we made quantitative analyses of fresh and chemically fixed brain tissue using discrete landmarks that allow us to assess the extent of volume changes that occur in the somatosensory cortex.

And of course there's Southend-on-Sea, the longest pleasure pier in the world at 1.3 miles and a simple, immensely impressive landmark that allowed steamers to call at Southend at all tides.

The origin of those species are not used to calibrate the clock per se since we have no grounds for assuming co-speciation with their hosts, yet they provide "a temporal landmark" that allows us to determine the plausibility of timing scenarios.

The maximum thickness of the spleen was measured in each intercostal space because, unlike the portal vein in the liver, there is no landmark that allows measurement of the thickness at a defined location.

Preservation advocates, disturbed that the Midtown oasis now most resembles a rock quarry, point to landmarks regulations that allow the city to fine the owner of a landmark up to the cost of the property, should the landmark be destroyed.

Of the 40, 10 have enacted landmark laws that allow local governments to designate properties without owner consent, according to Alexandra Parsons Wolfe, director of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities.

The hospital also cited landmark-law provisions that allow institutions to claim hardship as an excuse to demolish old buildings.

Perhaps the most significant recent deregulation of the banking industry — the landmark act that allowed commercial banks to expand into other financial activities, like investment banking and insurance — was signed into law by Mr. Clinton in 1999.

The recommendation comes just a day after the Home Office won an appeal against a landmark ruling that allowed four Syrian refugees living in the main camp in Calais to come to the UK.