Sentence examples for permits to generalize from inspiring English sources

This theoretical framework permits to generalize different problems, including ours (called problem 2 in [19]).

This permits us to generalize our conclusions to very old people in the general population at large.

Unlike smaller and hospital-base studies, the population-based study permits us to generalize the findings to substantially larger areas of China.

Men in financial services are left-brained quants (permit me to generalize here) who may be brilliant at performing data analysis but are "awkward" in business development and relationship building, and lack the training and skill set to develop and execute a marketing plan that leads to client acquisition.

Minkowski geometry permits us to move beyond classical confines and provides us with a framework in which to generalize the notion of Pythagorean-hodograph curves in the case of rational general offsets, namely, Minkowski isoperimetric-hodograph curves.

The unique nature of the workplace in this study, which permitted a closely monitored dietary intervention for 2 years, makes it difficult to generalize the results to other free-living conditions.

Amongst other applications, this model will enable us to generalize the work of previous authors to real landscapes, eventually permitting the reconstruction of ancient patterns of movement in archaeological landscapes.

"Randy, permit to underscore Carl's letter.

China was not permitted to interfere.

I haven't been permitted to concentrate.

Junior monks are not permitted to read.