Sentence examples for more permissive with from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon could be explained either by boys taking more risks or by parents or schools being more permissive with boys than girls (UNICEF, 2003).

There is considerably less incidence of relatively elevated As concentrations, however As regulation is in some cases 100 fold more permissive with respect to Hg.

This suggests that selection is more efficient acting against proviral copies and/or is more permissive with solo-LTRs, given that proviral insertions are ∼17-fold larger than solo-LTRs [15] and may be more prone to ectopic recombination [26].

While temporal colinearity seems to be strictly dependent on the presence of an intact cluster, spatial colinearity seems to be more permissive with cluster breaks.

This way, we are being more permissive with the latest solutions, and also enclosing the overlapping factor in the interval [0,1].

For example, a patrilocal population may strictly control the male immigration rates from groups speaking different languages or dialects, but be much more permissive with immigrants speaking their language.

"I believe that the question of whether the United States should have a substantially more permissive policy with respect to the export of crude oil and with respect to the export of natural gas is easy," President Barack Obama's former chief economic aide, Larry Summers said at a Brookings Institution event.

Paul Feine, a former Stout student who produced -- shortly before the latest alcohol-related death (and Sorensen's subsequent memo) -- a documentary short on the "police state" attitude the university and the town take toward underage drinking, said he believes the best way to combat alcohol abuse is to take a more permissive tack with minors, allowing moderate alcohol use and punishing excess.

Several small molecules, including the natural product gossypol and synthetic compounds such as ABT-737 and obatoclax, act as BH3 mimetics in vitro, demonstrating more permissive interactions with multiple antiapoptotic BCL-2 family members.

When the attitude variables (disclosure concern and medical benefits scores) were removed from the model (Reduced Model 1), the coefficients for several of the health conditions moved in the direction of being more permissive compared with the reference group.

In comparison to states with more permissive abortion legislation, those with less permissive legislation showed a more favourable profile in several indicators related to maternal healthcare and human development.