Complex Antigens Drive Permissive Clonal Selection in Germinal Centers.
But the choice among permissive plans is necessarily the Secretary's; he is the agency entrusted by Congress to make the choice.
We found that, collectively, participants with target health conditions were slightly more permissive in their consent choices compared against the reference group.
Those completing the survey by telephone were more permissive in their consent choices than were those completing the survey over the internet.
In the earlier study, the profiling of consent choices was somewhat less permissive than observed here – particularly around the linkage with genetic information.
We choose to search for extraterrestrial life and intelligence because as Americans, we are free, permissive, non-conformist, incorrigible, and preoccupied with our choices.
During lateral inhibition, Notch signalling has mainly a permissive function and contributes to binary cell fate choices in populations of developmentally equivalent cells, by inhibiting one of the fates in some cells and therefore allowing them to later adopt an alternative one.
This less permissive medium decreases the availability of alternative pathways.
In an environment that is very permissive to academic cheating and cheating in general [ 3, 10- 14], students' choice of persons who they would be ready to involve in cheating demonstrates their awareness of the acceptability of the behaviour.
Instead of releasing into public domain, it's almost always a better choice to retain your copyright and release under a minimalist, permissive open source license such as the MIT License.
Since the article's publication, President Trump's nominee to chair the Federal Trade Commission, Joseph Simons, has been quoted as saying that the antitrust agencies "have been too permissive in dealing with mergers and acquisitions" and reduced consumer welfare by limiting "consumer choice" and harming workers.
