Sentence examples for more permissive environment from inspiring English sources

But his plan is the first to offer specifics that would amount to a more permissive environment for undocumented immigrants than existed under the Obama administration.

Our results show that RAD16-I enhances osteoblast differentiation and indicates that the incorporation of this peptide provides a more permissive environment for osteoblast growth.

She may also be accustomed to a more permissive environment; her right-hand man and confidante, Carlos Zannini, is nicknamed "El Chino" ("The Chinaman") because of the Maoist leanings he had in the nineteen-seventies.

Well, first of all, patients can try to create a more permissive environment where they tell the doctor: "It's O.K. Tell me what you think is going to happen".

But, even as Success seeks to inculcate its students with its strict behavioral codes, Moskowitz has embraced certain teaching methods that would not seem out of place in a much more permissive environment.

This contrasted with the results obtained for microglia cells, in which only a small number of CFU were observed, demonstrating that OECs can provide a much more permissive environment for intracellular survival of S. pneumoniae.

In more permissive environments they are more likely to take their hatred further, and where hatred is seen as socially unacceptable, they are less likely to act.

More permissive environments than in the United States, however, are dotted around the globe and include Australia, Israel, Japan, the United Kingdom, and Singapore.

In doing so, they also serve as channels for osmosis between their home country and the more permissive environments from which they operate.

Interestingly, genomes that were refactored under stressful environments showed higher clustering coefficients than those that evolved under more permissive environments.

Some cybersecurity companies are preparing to capitalize on a more permissive legal environment.