Sentence examples for permit development of from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, cholesteatoma of the middle ear is now rarely so neglected as to permit development of a serious complication.
Agreement on cutting warheads might win Russian assent to modify the ABM treaty to permit development of a limited missile shield.
Given time, Mr. Putin seemed likely to agree to revisions that would permit development of sea- and air-based technologies, and he might have eased his demand for detailed discussions with Washington about each American test.
Campaigners on behalf of Jenbah and other villages in the south Hebron hills – and more widely in Area C – point out, however, that Israel consistently refuses to give building permits to villagers or permit development of communities despite allowing construction by Jewish settlers in the same hills.
The findings permit development of a new approach of geopark interpretation, commencing with aesthetic and emotional connections with geoheritage features.
One of the major strengths of nonparametric models is that they permit development of dosage regimens which can hit desired target goals with maximum precision, using the method of multiple model dosage design, which is described here.
This permits development of aggregate 'Monitoring Potential' scores at candidate network-point localities.
First, it permits development of a strategy to genetically engineer reproductive sterility.
Technetium-99m-sestamibi scanning and the intraoperative intact parathyroid hormone (iPTH) assay have permitted development of focused parathyroid techniques for treatment of primary hyperparathyroidism.
Experimental data permitted development of computational models that predicted transient concentrations of scaffold-derived soluble species and drug in the arterial wall, thus enabling speculation on the short- and long-term effects of differential expansion.
Review and comparison of various approaches to segmentation of the land surface reveals common features, and permits development of a broad theoretical basis for segmentation and for characterization of segments and their boundaries.
