Sentence examples for orientation allows for from inspiring English sources

The Mooreland Glen site, with its gentle slope and broad southeastern orientation, allows for natural surface drainage, solar orientation and protection from cold winter winds.

This orientation allows for the formation of a salt bridge with Arg-120, an interaction crucial for binding.

Initial minimization, followed by an MD simulation and a final re-minimization should ensure that both ligand and water molecules surrounding it adopt the most favorable mutual orientation allowing for a more realistic treatment of particular solvent effects (e.g. bridging waters, hydrophobic effects).

The stop codon of the Cre gene and the start codon of the EGFP gene were modified to contain loxP sites in the same orientation, allowing for the generation of a Cre-EGFP fusion product for colour detection after Cre-mediated excision of the intervening sequence.

Each molecule map can be split-mapped to multiple locations in the forward or reversed orientation, allowing for detection of large insertions, deletions, and inversions in the SV detection step.

For blood speed variation, the comparison between slices taken in different orientations allowed for simple validation of the result and rejection of non conclusive cardiac profiles.

Orientation – For summer crops such as tomatoes or peppers, north-south orientation allows maximum sunlight to penetrate the rows.

Oblique tooth orientation allows the toothrow width to remain equal anteroposteriorly, while allowing increased space posteroventrally for housing the tongue base and other soft oropharyngeal tissues.

By integrating the effects of BPS on process performance in terms of a BPS endeavor's value contribution, value orientation also allows for bridging the strategic and the operational BPS layer (Romero et al. 2015).

In the presence of a scaffold we hypothesize that the rate-limiting steps are the association events of proteins with the scaffold in an orientation which allows for processive phosphorylation, in accordance with other treatments of scaffold systems.

Although multiple genes containing internal inverted repeats are found in S. cerevisiae (Verstrepen et al. 2005), none are in this convergent tandem orientation that potentially allows for diversity to be generated by inversions between repetitive sequences.