Sentence examples for permit a lower from inspiring English sources

Most of the bond proceeds would be used to replace bank financing, which was used in making the purchases, with 30-year fixed-rate bonds whose tax exempt status would permit a lower interest rate.

Owing to concerns of excess toxicity, primarily asthenia, observed in US patients at the starting dose of 120 mg m−2, the protocol was subsequently amended during the second stage of the study to permit a lower starting dose at 100 mg m−2.

Jeb Bush recently advocated raising taxes on the super rich by eliminating the carried interest tax break, which permits a lower tax rate for many in the financial industry (a position that Trump has supported for a long time).

By employing limited methanol feeding at 0.75 ml min−1 per 10 l initial medium, oxygen consumption was reduced, permitting a lowering of the bioreactor agitation speed from 800 to 400 rpm.

Another technique is to use air-entraining agents that permit using a lower water-to-cement ratio in mixing the concrete.

This is especially important when one considers that the IC40 of Tam in these experiments was approximately 100-fold lower than the IC80 of Tam, suggesting that combination of Tam with AFPep would permit using a lower dose of Tam without overall loss of antitumour activity.

This is especially significant, considering that samples containing E1 permitted a 10% lower CTec2 loading.

With the continuing pursuit of prudent fiscal and monetary policies, this has permitted a substantial lowering of interest rates.

Yet, coencapsulation of both drugs into single PLGA NP permits an even lower IC50.

Modulated differential scanning calorimetry was used to permit an understanding for this lower temperature onset and thus for the distinction in the driving forces of the dyeing mechanism between both dye classes.

That works because heavy water slows down neutrons without capturing them so permitting a chain reaction with a lower concentration of radioactive Uranium than light water which captures many of the neutrons.