Sentence examples for preferably allow from inspiring English sources

He suggested that a more appropriate environment would be one that replicates the animals' natural environments: "Make it structurally complex [with] places for them to hide if need be, and preferably allow for some social interactions".

Such a diagnosis should also preferably allow discrimination between TSE strains like scrapie and BSE, as is described for Western blotting (WB) methods applied to brain [ 18- 22].

It's supposedly for voice memos and recording but if there's an easy way to use VOIP services, preferably allowed by Apple without having to hack the device, it'd make upgrading a bit more enticing.

We hope that future research will replicate our study (Sokol et al. 2006) in other locations around the world, preferably allowing for personal monitoring of exposure.

It was necessary to avoid busy times of the day such as mealtimes or regular visits by GPs, hairdressers, chiropodists, etc and to seize opportunities to approach residents, preferably allowing them time to recover from previous activities before commencing the interview.

These features and the knowledge of the other units on which they preferably synapse may allow us to hypothesize an ancestral wiring diagram for a primitive insect/arthropod VNS.

T-cell profiles with a more inflammatory nature, such as Th17, are preferably infected and allow for greater viral replication, resulting in depletion of these cells in HIV-infected individuals compared with healthy individuals and showing a proportional decrease in viral load [ 203– 206].

The goal of the simulation was to find whether there exists a range of parameters (preferably experimentally feasible) that allow for a greater than two improvement over the optimal filtered estimate.

Both organ failures should also preferably develop gradually to allow studies on treatment for advanced stages as well as more preventive treatment strategies.

Diagnosis, pathology and histology must be exact and unquestionable; a common type of tumour with a short natural history should preferably be studied to allow adequate numbers to be investigated in a reasonable time, a quantitative result without bias should be aimed at and criteria should be as objective as possible.

In most patients, close follow-up CT (preferably 3 months) allows early detection of metastatic growth, without adversely affecting the prognosis.