Sentence examples for particularly permissive from inspiring English sources

This is not particularly permissive: at least six other EU countries allow divorce without any separation period.

These confirmed that the early 20th century was particularly permissive for the emergence of HIV by heterosexual transmission.

However, helical cytokines are notoriously hard to detect based on protein sequence alone because their three-dimensional fold is particularly permissive to sequence perturbation [2].

Thus, the early 20th century seems to have constituted a particularly permissive time window for SIV zoonoses with clear epidemic consequences; for example, both epidemiological evidence and population size studies indicate that HIV-1 group M as well as HIV-2 group A spread epidemically at rates nearly equivalent to a tenfold increase in each decade [6], [13], [41].

Xenotransplantation assays applied to breast cancer may only identify cells capable of engraftment in particularly permissive (micro environments.

However, in maize, after a centromere has been epigenetically deactivated (when CENH3 and other kinetochore markers are lost), the same region can regain activity, hinting that centromere elements present a particularly permissive environment for centromere formation [ 51].

An evangelical Christian and self-styled moral crusader, she set out to stem what she saw as the polluted tide of the permissive society, particularly on television, and most specifically on the BBC.

Roughly 16,000 drug samples are taken each year from competition horses in the United States, where rules about common medications, particularly anti-inflammatories, are more permissive.

The development of new biological materials, particularly those capable of serving as permissive substrates for cell growth, differentiation, and biological function, is a key area for advancing medical technology.

In the earlier study, the profiling of consent choices was somewhat less permissive than observed here – particularly around the linkage with genetic information.

This high mapping rate to previously annotated junctions and canonical splice sites increases our confidence in the identified exon-exon junctions, particularly in light of our more permissive junction identification criteria.