Sentence examples for permit the division from inspiring English sources

For example, by pooling data and/or results from multiple studies on a given disease/trait, one may attain a sample size large enough to permit the division of the data into multiple relatively more homogeneous subgroups.

The elucidation of molecular differences underlying traits that permit the division of common bean germplasm into distinct centers of domestication has been largely unexplored by high-throughput 'omic' technologies.

A well-known decomposition paradigm is used, which allows identification of weakly connected model substructures that naturally exist within a design problem and permits the division of the overall design problem into subproblems in accordance with these substructures.

The volcanic sequence along the study area permits the division of three regions: main valley, intermediate zone and south hinge, each of them with distinct stratigraphy, which probably reflects the structural evolution of the syncline.

We also observed that this qPCR score permits the division of Binet stage A patients into three groups with a >210, 88 and 37 month median TFS, indicating that this score is an effective prognostic tool in early stage patients.

The New York Times reported that on January 3 Attorney General Loretta Lynch signed new regulations that permit the 16 divisions — which include the army, navy, coastguard, CIA and FBI — access to "raw signals intelligence information".

Béarn was ordered on 3 December; the five ships would permit the creation of two four-ship divisions with the three Bretagne-class ships then under construction.

Indeed, both DDC and CCl4, toxins that target distinct regions of the liver [28] [30] were found to markedly increase the ability of MYC to induce mitotic cellular division and permit the almost immediate onset of HCC.

Protein trafficking to the cell surface may be more efficient in some cells than in others, or perhaps the rapid rate of ENCDC division does not permit the accumulation of poorly trafficked, but hyperactive, protein.

The division of labor between A- and N-sites would also permit the incremental grouping of curves with varying contrast, as is illustrated in Fig.  6b.

Such arrangements could permit the exploitation of a broader diet, or allow for one AM division to become highly specialized for either speed or force, while other divisions maintain a necessary force/speed balance during biting.