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There is enough of the skull preserved to allow a reconstruction.

For instance, when multiple conflicting solutions exist for the same problem, each solution should be preserved to allow further refinements along the development process.

For the CFTC, which oversees the risky derivatives that helped spark the recession, a budget of $205 million was preserved to allow it to pursue the financial reforms passed last year.

The fossils are too badly preserved to allow an estimate of flying ability; although Chatterjee's reconstructions usually show feathers, many paleontologists, including Paul (2002) and Witmer (2002) have rejected the claims that Protoavis was an earlier bird (or, alternatively, that it existed at all).

Two proximal femoral fragments were sufficiently preserved to allow measurement of the femoral head.

At least 5 mm of gingival cuff is preserved to allow for closure.

The submitted carcasses were well-preserved to allow diagnostic examinations like histo-pathology and bacteriology.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in the United States, for example, the Red Cross and other relief agencies reminded would-be altruists to send cash rather than diapers, clothes and preserved food to allow local responders to buy the items that were most needed.

Other individuals from Liang Bua are small like LB1, but unfortunately, none has a preserved skull to allow brain size estimation.

Pieces of the original timbers were preserved enough to allow scientists to analyse them and determine some of the types of wood used.

In this organ culture system, the testicular architecture and intercellular communications are preserved enough to allow the development of the main fetal testicular cell types in vitro, without any added factor (Livera et al. 2006).