Sentence examples for likely permitting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the opposite seems at least as likely: permitting gay marriage could reaffirm society's hope that people of all kinds settle down into stable unions.The question of children in homosexual households adoption, especially is thorny.

Ultrasound was most effective if applied only during an initial stage in the polymerisation, most likely permitting dispersion of catalyst particles which were subsequently coated and separated by growing polymer chains.

Their erect posture enabled early dinosaurs to breathe easily while moving, which likely permitted stamina and activity levels that surpassed those of "sprawling" reptiles.

As is suggested by other lambeosaurine skulls, the crest of Parasaurolophus likely permitted both species identification (such as separating it from Corythosaurus or Lambeosaurus) and sexual identification by shape and size.

Meanwhile, the crisis creates a new dilemma for the U.S., Israel, and some Europeans: They oppose the Palestinian Authority application because it will unilaterally change the dynamic of the peace process to the extent it still has potential, and the bid will likely permit the Palestinians to confront Israelis in various UN bodies such as the International Criminal Court.

This novel vesicular accumulation/redistribution paradigm likely permits tight control of the process of bulk Zn secretion.

This fundamental cellular architectural modification serves to compartmentalise transcription and translation and likely permitted the evolution of more complex mechanisms for regulating gene expression [1].

ED dimer flexibility is likely permitted by the presence of several glycine residues at the homodimer interface (a putative GxxxG protein-protein interaction motif) that allow the two helices to rotate easily relative to one another.

If exposure to 100 mM EMS were to increase the rate of compensatory mutation relative to lesser EMS concentrations, then selfing would likely permit the epistatic interactions between loci to be maintained for many generations [22], [23], [26], [32], [33].

Generating a consistent set of genotypes in candidate genes within a large sample may in the short term provide a better balance between sample size and number of testable hypotheses than can be provided by the more expensive and extensive GWAS, and will likely permit a better-powered assessment of the contribution of epistasis to complex traits.

This would most likely permit the concomitant development of transcriptomic biomarkers of host response to infection.