Sentence examples for permit a visual from inspiring English sources

Analysing the hydroxyproline content of the irrigant yields excellent quantification but does not permit a visual inspection of the canal or the condition of the walls and tubules [ 25].

The OT-Chart permits a visual tracking of the aforementioned parameters throughout each process, and like a simulation tool, the program calculates and displays the effects of changing input parameters.

All design drawings and fabrication isometrics should be developed in the field permitting a visual check for constructability of closure work and verification of existing anchor points and supports.

DAPI staining permitted the identification of fragmented or condensed nuclei indicative for apoptosis and permitted a visual quantification of apoptosis (see Material and Methods).

Although the classification by biological function permits a visual association of genes and cellular processes, it has the disadvantage of over simplification because several genes may belong to more than one group.

Data from the H NMR spectra of the tear samples from all the study subjects permitted a visual comparison between the average spectra of tears from CG subjects and the DEDG patients.

According to Di Lollo et al's [30] computational model of object substitution, the simultaneous offset of target and non-target items during non-mask trials allows for uniform decay of visual features and permits a stable visual percept to be laid down and accessed by high-level visuo-perceptual networks (i.e., the ventral visual pathway).

The real time evaluation permits a quick visual representation of the strain distribution at a good spatial resolution.

Examining the evolution of crowding in individuals with degenerating visual cortices (Yong et al., submitted) will permit a novel, dynamic perspective upon the phenomenon and its interaction with basic and higher-order visual processes.

France cannot permit a scandal".

This second amplification step, although not absolutely required, increased signals to permit direct visual screening using an epifluorescence microscope.