Sentence examples for no permissive from inspiring English sources
Some of the older systems are thought to have no permissive action links at all, so that setting one off would be about as complicated as hot-wiring a car.
There have been very few clinical studies designed to address whether the substitution with thyroid hormone is advantageous, and there is at current time no permissive evidence for the use of thyroid hormone replacement in patients with NTIS.
At present, no permissive line for PhcyNPV is available.
From the opposite perspective, there may be no "permissive" temperature for higher-order septin assembly if more than one septin subunit is mutated, imposing multiple conformational constraints at distinct septin septin interfaces within or between heterooligomers.
This does not mean, however, that we suggest that muscle atrophy and imbalance are no longer permissive factors in claw toe etiology.
Although a preliminary pilot study, 28-day all-cause mortality was not significantly different between the aggressive (2.6 g of paracetamol administered) and permissive (no paracetamol) fever control group.
However, there are no known permissive animal models described for group B adenoviruses that could facilitate a conventional approach to preclinical safety studies.
However, our microarray analysis of retrotransposon expression suggests that, although a number of retrotransposons are differentially expressed between placenta and embryo, the murine placenta is in general no more permissive for retrotransposon expression than the rest of the embryo.
Specifically, 3 (Env, Nef, and Tat) of HIV-1 proteins attracted most of the host (no matter permissive or resistant) factors in this set of data, suggesting that host factors may have the capacity to counterbalance with the permissive genes by interacting with the same early genes in HIV-1 infection.
But world swimming is no longer in a permissive mood.
This is underscored by the legal boundaries, which are more permissive toward no-contact activities (like stripping) than high-contact activities (like prostitution).
