Sentence examples for permissive of this from inspiring English sources

An infrared stimulated luminescence (IRSL) age of 151,000±13,000 yr from near the base of the exposure is permissive of this correlation.

However, the broadness of the spectral envelope in the region 350 100 cm-1 is permissive of the existence of several additional species.

We postulate that chronically hypoxic SH-EP might become permissive of the archetypal aggressive phenotype.

With stochastic simulations we demonstrate the permissive nature of this self-contained network – most cells retain pluripotency except for a fraction that get pushed towards differentiation.

It is possible that the inhibitory effect of the TNF- α antibody on osteoclast formation may have been directed against the known permissive effect of this cytokine on RANKL-induced osteoclastogenesis (Lam et al, 2000).

Although our data support a role for GVI PLA2 and LPC in a pathway linking S1P receptors to TRPC5 channels it is premature to exclude a cooperative or permissive role of this system with other pathways.

Second, the secular foundations of modern Turkey have been essential to creating this most permissive of Muslim societies; they should not be compromised without a fight, especially in a Middle Eastern environment where democracy is rare and Islamism potent.

This could have been exacerbated from 1993 onwards when mean daily maximum temperatures at the end of April consistently exceeded the threshold for larval I. ricinus activity (c.10°C [10]), thereby reducing the delay between the onset of conditions permissive for this stage and for nymphal I. ricinus (7°C [10], [19], [20]).

Unfortunately, the U.S. interpretation of command responsibility refuses to acknowledge this principle, creating an atmosphere that is so permissive of war crimes that they keep happening again and again.

Applause and lively audience participation have been a part of most debates this primary season, though some moderators have been more permissive of it than others.

We were too permissive of our own government.