Sentence examples for permit an earlier from inspiring English sources

(It came on the heels of a Bush administration decision to permit an earlier pipeline from those tar sands deposits through North Dakota to Oklahoma).

In such cases, a shorter project duration may permit an earlier market entry.

Evaluation of key parameters involving fetal autonomic control could permit an earlier detection of developmental problems and improved therapeutic strategies.

New biomarkers of CRC are needed to permit an earlier diagnosis and to predict the response to treatment.

However, detailed pathology information on all breast cancer cases in the trial is also being collected, in order to permit an earlier analysis of surrogate outcome measures to be performed.

Rapid diagnosis of MDR-TB will permit an earlier start with second-line drug treatment for patients with MDR-TB and may thus decrease the risk of treatment failure, relapse, amplification of DR, and continuing transmission of MDR-TB.

Mantras include "I just hope we keep it close" (meaning that it would be unlucky to hope for a win, so one roots for an honorably close loss) and "I hope there will be enough of a score in the third quarter to beat the traffic" (if rooting for an overwhelming victory might be a jinx, then rooting for a big loss would at least permit an early trip to the parking lot).

Since mitochondrial dysfunction precedes morphologic alterations, it would permit an early diagnosis of mitochondria-associated rhabdomyolyses in horses.

This level of accuracy might permit clinical application where early, accurate prediction of non-response would permit an early change to second-line treatment, thus sparing patients unnecessary toxicity, psychological morbidity and delay of initiation of effective treatment.

Its early identification and association with the probable source of infection and agents will permit an early and effective antibiotic therapy, and would probably contribute to a decrease in the morbidity and mortality.

Early, accurate detection of non-response to chemotherapy would permit an early change to second-line treatment and thus spare patients unnecessary toxicity, cost and delay of initiation of effective treatment.