Sentence examples for permit growth from inspiring English sources

For the first time, the bill authorizes colleges and universities to grow industrial hemp for research purposes in states that permit growth and cultivation of the plant.

There is no technological change we can make that will permit growth in either human numbers or material affluence to continue to expand.

As already stated, these permit growth of the adjacent bones and act as virtual hinges at which the ethmoid and occipital bones swing upward upon the sphenoid; this allows backward growth of the nose and jaws during postnatal life.

Proteins from hyperthermophiles contain considerably more charged amino acid residues than those of mesophiles8, and ion ion interactions are believed to stabilize the proteins to permit growth at high temperatures39.

The product-market niche of some does not permit growth; this is the case for many service businesses in small or medium-sized, slowly growing communities and for franchise holders with limited territories.

Since growth on glucose lowers the pH, the addition of glucose may permit growth resumption in LB* by acidification of the medium rather than by providing a carbon source.

Firstly stoichiometric conditions permitted growth at a fairly low temperature of 420 °C while conserving extremely high-quality materials.

The transformed strains were selected on plates containing meropenem, which permitted growth of plasmid harboring strain and inhibited growth of the strain that lacked the plasmid.

Among West Virginia's larger cities, Huntington, Wheeling, Parkersburg, and Weirton are situated on the Ohio River, where water and rail transport and room for expansion have permitted growth.

While the dive industry permits growth in local tourism revenues it can also create a degradation of the coral reefs if there are too many divers.

Under this test, a judge's positions on particular issues may be unknown as long as he demonstrates an open-minded approach to legal controversies and a view of the Constitution that permits growth and change.