Sentence examples for permits inclusion from inspiring English sources

The procedure, based on an inverse reliability approach, permits inclusion of randomness in the gross wind environment as well as in the extreme response given wind conditions.

The general constitutive modelling frame permits inclusion of microstructural features, such as grain size, volume fraction and size of second-phase particles, lamellae spacing in lamellar materials, etc. Examples of modelling creep in single-phase and particle reinforced metallic materials are given.

This method of modeling missing data assumes that the data are missing at random and permits inclusion of all available cases, although it is not as efficient as multiple imputation procedures.

The LLCS permits inclusion of all tumours of the lower limb of different grade, histology, and anatomical location in a single sample.

A relaxed definition permits inclusion of residues that may not be completely conserved within a group, as derived lineages may experience additional substitutions at a site.

If necessary, multiple imputation including demographic and other background variables as predictors will be used to allow inclusion of data from all participants and not simply those with data which would permits inclusion in mixed models.

The group wants a court order permitting inclusion of its cow.

Second, Mr. DiPiazza said, while generally accepted accounting principles in the United States permit inclusion of reimbursed expenses in revenue, excluding them provides a better depiction of the firm's condition because reimbursed expenses do not really reflect revenue.

For this flight, the dynamic range of TRACER has been extended to permit inclusion of the lighter elements B, C, and N in the measurement.

Wind farm sites are typically surveyed by botanists prior to permitting; inclusion of these conspicuous soil crusts in their target species lists could identify at-risk populations and allow permitting agencies the opportunity to suggest mitigation measures such as grazing exclosures, alternative road placement, or other ways to minimize soil disturbance.

There's a consensus that allowing subjects the power to edit quotes violates good journalistic practice but no clear conclusion on the ethics of post-interview permitting inclusion or exclusion of the entire quote.