When the influential Mahrez deceived Paul Dummett before whipping in a fabulous cross, they seemed immune to the danger from the late dashing Ulloa who was permitted to advance unimpeded before heading Leicester's second goal.
That is precisely the distinction that should be drawn by Congress as it wrestles with competing bills that would determine whether and how cloning research in this country is permitted to advance.
This work has permitted to advance in the understanding of the potential of non-imaging optics to generate new geometries able to improve thermosolar technology from an aerodynamic point of view.
On this occasion Watts Morgan was permitted to advance as a Labour candidate and was returned unopposed.
The meta-GRN model shows that interlinked sub-networks contribute redundantly to the formation of robust hair patterns and permits to advance novel and testable predictions regarding the effect of cell shape, signalling pathways and additional gene interactions affecting spatial cell-patterning.
Its use has permitted to advance in the understanding of phenomena such as the discrete nature of evolutionary transitions [ 10], the influence of sequence degeneration in the adaptive properties of quasispecies [ 11], or the relation between genotypic and phenotypic error thresholds [ 12], to cite a few.
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ELSTs are not permitted to perform advanced life support (ALS) such as needle thoracostomy, blood glucose measurements to differentiate hypoglycemic coma, administration of medications other than adrenaline, and intraosseous infusion (IOI) instead of IVI.
When he retrieved the bouncing ball, he dropped it and permitted Alou to advance another 90 feet.
The studies, carried out at the École Polytechnique Fédérale in Lausanne, Switzerland, successfully created a wireless bridge between the monkeys' brains and hind limbs, permitting them to advance along a treadmill with a tentative gait.
This permitted soldiers to advance to the front quickly, securely and unseen.
