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For land-managers, similar initial responses of beetle assemblages in multicohort and shelterwood harvests may permit some flexibility for conservation planning whereby final removal of seed trees within shelterwoods could be delayed depending on the status of recovering beetle populations.

The fundamental distinction between the flexion-lines and the fold-lines is often blurred, as fold-lines may permit some flexibility or vice-versa.

Tests of pulmonary function are especially useful, since they may permit some direct comparisons between animals and man.

Understanding specific biochemical pathways that are up-regulated under defined conditions may permit some modeling of conditions in which S. Typhi can be grown more efficiently.

Thus, even though major genes for resistance to rusts in cereals may permit some sporulation (i.e. race-specific partial resistance), such is the restraint on pathogen reproduction and transmission that it is only in favourable circumstances that this is likely to be sufficient to result in a disease epidemic.

Wolf and Lo (2004) have suggested that 'tiered consent', where the donor may permit only some use and require renewed consent for other studies, is a preferable instrument to promote participation.

Some pretreatment procedures may permit subsequent culture, but some kill all mycobacteria.

The final regulations, still under discussion, may permit foreign subsidiaries of some American banks to extend credit to Cuba.

Although these receptors have a key role in the defence against pathogens, redundancy between the families may permit therapeutic inhibition of some receptors without having to significantly compromise innate immune defences.

Next-generation sequencing opens up the possibilities for identification of even more complex gene signatures [5], which may permit customised therapies with some of the bewildering array of targeted molecular therapies under development.

Thus protease activity may be modulated in trans by cystatin F expressing cells (Fig. 2) a facility which may permit the attenuation of some of the less desirable phenomena that have been linked to the cysteine cathepsins such as inflammation and tumour progression.