Sentence examples for permit the proper from inspiring English sources
It is crucial to maintain sound ethical boundaries in this new era so as to permit the proper testing of the potential therapeutic role DBS may play in ameliorating these devastating and frequently treatment-refractory psychiatric disorders.
Either the size and/or the position of the target object does not permit the proper interference of the target and reference beams, or the light emission of the targets themselves is the relevant feature that is to be detected and reconstructed.
However, because mass losses between piston and cylinder were neglected and because the use of global kinetics did not permit the proper treatment of wall quenching, the model tends to overprechidt both pressure pulse frequency and amplitude, as well as work generated by the device.
The rationale for performing in vitro image analysis of nerves, blood vessels, and inflammatory cells using the same cross-sections obtained from animals submitted to 13 different treatments was to permit the proper comparisons.
However, only a stable preformed scaffold permits the proper spatial orientation of the interactive amino acid side chains and their adjustment onto their complementary nucleotides of the DNA target without large conformational change and therefore large consumption of energy.
Alternatively, this lipid could be required for lysosome biogenesis or could be an essential constituent of the membrane microdomain that permits the proper localization or activity of TORC1 on the lysosome.
A proper knowledge of these properties may permit the design of proper anti-pathogen drugs.
This past week, outrage sounded worldwide after reports, which proved untrue, that Scrabble would permit the use of proper nouns.
The laws do not "permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," the judge, now retired, said in an interview last year.
"It's a sad commentary that the law doesn't permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," Judge Rogowski said.
"It's a sad commentary that the law doesn't permit for the proper relief that should be given a human being," said the judge, who is now retired.
