Sentence examples for permit a firm from inspiring English sources

The Fed will not permit a firm that is not regulated as a bank to own a controlling stake in one, even if the investment is ringfenced.

But the evidence does not permit a firm conclusion on this matter.

Although each review found evidence for a xylitol preventive effect, two reviews indicated that the available evidence was not strong enough to permit a firm conclusion of therapeutic effectiveness.

In cases among whom fever is merely the first sign of an incipient but easily recognized viral infection [ 30- 35], expectant management may also permit a firmer diagnosis of asymptomatic bacteriuria to be made.

Knowledge permits a firm to predict more accurately the nature and commercial potential of changes in the environment and the appropriateness of strategic and tactical actions (Cohen and Levinthal 1990).

The commission also agreed to permit a CPA firm hired by the nonprofits to conduct the audit, rather than the city's elected controller.

However, given the quality and the wide heterogeneity among studies in this complex field, current clinical evidence does not permit any firm conclusions on the efficacy of ECMO as a bridge to lung transplantation in addition, or as an alternative to mechanical ventilation, and further prospective, more systematic multicenter trials are awaited.

The study noted that the low response rate in the PPROM group at 15 months postpartum did not permit any firm conclusions.

This finding was particularly evident when using NNRTI > 5 years (OR: 7.6), but was also suggested when using PI > 5 years (OR: 3.62) although the low number of patients using PI > 5 years in this group did not permit any firm conclusion (only 16 observations).

USFDA launched a pilot programme in 2005 to permit participating firms a prospect to submit chemistry, manufacturing, and controls (CMC) of NDA information representing application of QbD.

One of the most important functions of integrins is to mediate cell adhesion under shear flow conditions, a process that is critical to permit the firm adhesion of cells to high endothelial venules (HEV) [ 38].