Sentence examples for permissive process from inspiring English sources

Steve Garey, who retired from the Anacortes refinery in 2015 after almost 25 years and served as president of the United Steelworkers local, said that while some positive changes were made after the 2010 accident, upper management at Tesoro remains "contemptuous" of its work force and is "hiding behind incredibly permissive process safety regulations".

In line with the well-established role of GAP-43 in synaptic plasticity [49], these findings indicate that the activity of neuronal growth-associated genes is not limited to strengthen the intrinsic molecular machinery that sustains neuritic elongation, but is also efficient in making the surrounding milieu permissive for process outgrowth and structural remodeling.

permissive: in a process (p parallel q), the actions p can perform cannot be prevented by q.

The main argument defending this claim is that the parallel operator (- parallel -) of a language able to express Petri nets has to be permissive: in a process (p parallel q), the actions p can perform cannot be prevented by q.

UVCluster contained a parameter called Affinity Coefficient (AC), which sets how permissive the clustering process is, in such a way that the lower the AC value, the larger the average distances among clustered units can be (see [12] for a detailed explanation).

Oxidative stress plays a permissive role in the process of apoptosis leading to cell destruction in many types of cell lineages [ 6, 7].

In addition, detailed examination demonstrated a recruitment of endogenous murine αsyn to the pathological inclusions further supporting a permissive templating prion-like process.

The results indicate that PEI is permissive for the differentiation process and for the attachment of the neurites to the dish.

The primary role of transferrin is the delivery of iron across the blood brain barrier, and its expression in brain is not only related to myelin production, but may be a permissive agent in the process of myelination [ 73].

The association of the indel patterns with particular clades cannot be assessed without a broad survey of T. cruzi strains, and the permissive nature of the process may prove too accommodating to provide useful taxonomic information.

We registered maximum rates of somatic evolution throughout the lifespan to see what parameters of the mutation process are permissive for age-dependent exponential increases in the magnitude of mutation-driven clonal expansions that would resemble the age-dependent increase in leukemia incidence.