Sentence examples for permit a grade from inspiring English sources
The systematic reviews on cervical cerclage are of sufficiently high quality to permit a Grade B assessment, but are concerned primarily with impact on pre-term birth, and report statistically non-significant impact on stillbirth.
(5) In mice, chronic low-grade systemic inflammation leads to architectural changes that permit a mild level of alveolar macrophage infiltration [ 158].
"The Federal Reserve's decision to create a lending facility for primary dealers and permit a broad range of investment-grade securities to serve as collateral improves the liquidity picture," he told The Times, and "from my perspective, takes the liquidity issue for the entire industry off the table".
"The Federal Reserve's decision to create a lending facility for primary dealers and permit a broad range of investment-grade securities to serve as collateral improves the liquidity picture," he said, and "from my perspective, takes the liquidity issue for the entire industry off the table".
France cannot permit a scandal".
The referees permit a lot of contact.
We find interestingly that, under this specific type of grading, the Green's functions permit an algebraic decomposition, which will in turn greatly simplify the formulation.
The nature of studies available for syphilis screening and treatment do not permit more than a Grade D evidence rating and it is recognised that classic RCTs are not possible.
This restriction permitted a balance between rich description and characteristic or representative patient reactions to grade 4 neutropenia.
The federal bill permits a state to define its own proficiency standards, provided the same standard applies to all students in a grade.
Therefore, this exposure index was developed to allow us to obtain a grade that permitted the identification of individuals according to their level of exposure to known and to potential carcinogenic agents associated with an occupation, not necessarily specifically identified as a risk factor for leukemia [ 6].
