Sentence examples for permitting exchange from inspiring English sources

The Ethiopian realm covers the entirety of Africa and Arabia, with relatively porous boundaries permitting exchange with Eurasian faunas.

Likewise, after the fragmentation of Gondwana, shallow marine connections between major landmasses might have remained open until ~80 mya (e.g., Africa and South America at 84 mya [ 53]) or later permitting exchange of continentally-restricted marine taxa such as ariines.

Transactional distance would be higher in online courses with highly structured content and only multiple choice test questions, for example, than in those allowing more freewheeling discussion through messaging and other communication modalities permitting exchange of ideas.

In just a few months, Thai regulators have made notable progress, from setting up cryptocurrency company licenses to permitting exchanges and ICOs.

Seeking to eliminate competitive devaluations, the IMF permitted exchange rate movements greater than 1 percent only for countries in "fundamental balance-of-payments disequilibrium" and only after consultation with, and approval by, the fund.

This is termed ovoviviparous development, since it is simply an egg retained in the oviduct, in contrast to viviparous, the condition seen in mammals, where the fetus develops in the uterus and establishes a placental connection with the uterine wall to permit exchange of materials with the maternal circulation.

The precise mechanism through which the ACBD5-VAP compermitsrmits exchange of lipids between the organelles is unclear.

The cellophane prevents mycelium from penetrating into the media below, but also permits exchange of nutrients through it Eight fungal plugs placed at random in a uniform grid comprising two outer lines of three and an inner line of 2 were used in each treatment.

In contrast, the selective pressure acting on non-informational proteins is much more uniform and may more easily permit exchange of corresponding orthologs and corresponding xenologous displacement [ 13].

For example, one program stated: "By means of mentoring, students are integrated into faculty networks which permits exchange of experiences between students and faculty".

Criteria to permit exchange intramedullary nailing included: 1) a <1 cm fracture gap and at least 50% circumferential bone loss [ 61] and 2) failure of progression of the fracture to heal for at least 2 months accompanied by clinical symptoms of delayed/nonunion (pain, difficulty weight bearing).