Sentence examples for permit a difference from inspiring English sources

"Are we going to permit a difference over the source of funds for these loans to destroy an opportunity to help an industry so essential to this economy?" asked Carl Levin, a Democratic senator from Michigan.

In the tangent track, the clutch locks the differential, which does not permit a difference in rotation motion of the two wheels, and thus the DCW's dynamic behavior is similar to that of a traditional wheelset.

Despite these similarities, there were too many quantitatively substantial differences to permit a simple model of both studies pooled.

We hypothesized that comprehensive national data on ICU resources would permit a better understanding of regional differences in system capacity.

We hypothesized that comprehensive national data on ICU resources would permit a better understanding of regional differences in system capacity in Canada, inform the potential need for inter-jurisdictional resource sharing during periods of increased national and provide background data for the development of appropriate critical care capacity benchmarks.

These methods permit an evaluation of differences in variables without the risk of problems with mass significance and need for normal distribution of data or strict independence among variables as in conventional statistics.

We go to college to learn to get along in a pluralistic society without permitting a "politics of difference" and persistent pursuit of self-interest to destroy democracy.

Hence, the computed crossover height differences at different locations permit an internal accuracy assessment.

Additionally, the variation in time tested (time of death) between both groups and individuals does not permit an accurate comparison of overall differences in viral loads.

The final sample size should only permit to reveal a difference of 25%5%5% acute GvHD in the experimental arm and 30% acute GvHD in the placebo arm) with a type I error of 5% and a power of 80%.> Nevertheless if the trial would have continued to enroll and results continued on current trajectory there would be no significant difference (1.5%) within the two groups.

The classification of Class II TEs based in their genetic differences permitted a further classification in superfamilies and families.