Sentence examples for optimally allow from inspiring English sources

Tumor formation is much more likely to occur in the absence of a rejection response therefore, NOD-scid mice optimally allow for detection of tumor formation or abnormal growth of transplanted stem cell populations.

The short duration light exposures may not optimally allow the photopigment system to achieve a stable state of photoequilibrium, perhaps related to the long latency photic response of melanopsin.

Thus, chemostat cultivation optimally allows analyses of the effects of single external parameter changes.

It is the new Labour leader who offers the vision of a renewable-powered UK economy today, one maximally efficient and optimally wired, allowing avoidance of both shale and new nuclear.

These latter results are explained because it takes slowly elongating RNCs longer to translate nascent chains in which the signal sequence is optimally exposed, allowing SRP to bind most effectively (Noriega et al., 2014).

An excellent example of the application of PET/MRI fusion is accurate delineation of malignant lesions in the liver, to allow optimally guided locoregional therapeutic intervention.

Indeed, the PRL showed better visual acuity than the examiner's selected TRL, but was not optimally located to allow the viewing of the whole word, thus altering reading ability (figure 3A, 4, 5A).

These results suggest that the spectral location of pigments in M. zebra is almost optimally tuned to allow the largest possible Δ C magnitude between fish pattern and background, as predicted by the contrast theory.

Some analyses were limited because of the design of the questionnaires, which were intended to be comprehensive and easy to administer, but in some cases did not allow for optimally detailed data collection (eg, for exposures to passive smoke, biomass, and high-risk occupations).

The results show how optimally locating sensors allows extracting more information from the data.

This asymmetry allows optimally foraging consumers to evolve phenotypic specializations on non-preferred resources without greatly compromising their ability to use preferred resources.Specialists should often reject the very resources that they have evolved traits to use" (p. 223).