Sentence examples for permit selection of the from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, identification of chromosomal abnormalities would permit selection of the healthiest embryos, and thus increase live birth rates (Gianaroli et al., 1997; Wells and Delhanty, 2000).

Furthermore, the comparative PDOS plots of bare and NO-ligated porphyrins projected on the molecular orbitals (MO) of the substrate-free porphyrins permit selection of the prominent tunneling-active states (see Supporting Information).

An understanding of the genes that are involved in resistance to chemotherapy may allow further development in modulating drug resistance, and may permit selection of those patients who are most likely to benefit from such therapies.

The bottom left panel permits selection of the variant attributes to be displayed.

This chapter outlines the general characteristics of the components of a power apparatus, which permit selection of a suitable device for the intended application.

Although both steps narrowed down the number of transcripts analyzed to select candidates for brain eQTL mapping, they permit selection of transcripts consistently measured across the samples despite possible sequence incompatibilities in cross species hybridizations.

This hampers marker assisted breeding not only in rye, but also in wheat where the markers from 1RS would permit selection of lines with introgressions of desired parts of 1RS without the harmful genes.

(When, however, Roberto Clemente was killed in an airplane crash in late 1972, the 5-year waiting period was waived so that he could be immediately inducted in 1973. Later in 1973 the election rules were changed to permit selection of a player six months after his death).

The identification of predictive markers that would permit selection of patients would be beneficial.

The vector also contains a wild-type C. elegans unc-119 gene to permit selection of transgenic animals.

A central question we need to answer is identification of core metabolic processes that are used to permit selection of young structures in an aged organism.