Sentence examples for may allow length from inspiring English sources

Although such diffusion-based mechanisms may allow length sensing over restricted distances, the range limits of intracellular gradients fall far short of those needed for process lengths of more than 100 μm (Stelling and Kholodenko, 2009).

In addition, a knowledge of the downward static displacement may allow the length of the inundation period after the tsunami to be predicted.

Short ORF length may allow reinitiation at a downstream ORF; distance between the upstream and downstream ORFs is important since the ribosome needs time to gain another Met-tRNAi-eIF-2 that is necessary for recognition of an AUG codon (27).

Deeper root length may allow tolerant NILs to extract more water at deeper soil layers.

The use of protein C as a surrogate end-point may allow tailoring of infusion length or drug dose to an individual patient; rather than treating patients with a fixed dose of DrotAA for a fixed period of time, it might be possible to tailor the infusion to normalize protein C levels by 96 hours.

However, only a partial prediction exists for this opossum sequence and a full length sequence may allow for the identity of this sequence to be fully resolved.

Although further studies are required for a complete molecular understanding of filamin topology and interactions, our current structural and biochemical studies have revealed new and interesting domain domain interactions that provide mechanisms for regulating ligand binding to filamin and may allow filamin ligands to influence the length and architecture of the filamin rod region.

Depending on the sonographic size, certain presets on the ultrasound machine may allow for gestational dating based on crown-rump length.

This may allow a particular array to reach a threshold length whereupon large-scale expansion can occur via replication-independent mechanisms.

Excessive or improper brushing and combing can pull hair out prematurely, preventing quick and natural gains in hair length that gentler or less frequent brushing may allow.

We submit that identification of these variables may allow for changes in the design of the JSH to decrease length of stay.