Sentence examples for programme allows for from inspiring English sources
The parametric nature of this programme allows for various heat loading inputs and geometries to be treated.
The Swiss DI programme allows for partial DI pensions, which are a nonlinear function of the disability degree.4 Specifically, an individual with a disability degree of 70%% or higher qualifies for a total disability pension.
The design of the Finnish programme allows for specific changes such as the screening interval, the primary test, or the age at starting screening if that turns out to be reasonable later on.
Though the use of pooled samples in the context of screening is perhaps controversial, this programme allows for the detection and treatment of asymptomatic infections in a higher proportion of young women than previously.
They decided on a 6 months incubation programme, allowing for the time it would take to train brand new entrepreneurs and engineers from the region.
Chromatographic separation was achieved using an Acquity UPLC HSS T3 column, and the applied gradient elution programme allowed for the simultaneous determination of 10 Alternaria toxins in a one-step chromatographic run with a total run time of only 7 min.
The interviews were conducted 6 months after completing the programme, allowing for the long-term effects to be taken into account.
While the restrictions imposed by the named patient use programme allowed for a high level of exhaustivity in the study, they also meant that prospective studies involving randomisation and blinding were impossible.
Tours usually last a day but there are some homestay programmes allowing for overnight visits.
If they do, I believe the enactment of education programmes allowing for gender-responsive guidelines can positively impact a new generation of girls and boys in Senegal and across Africa.
This grants Brazil and other emerging donors unprecedented flexibility in the interpretation of their cooperation programmes, allowing for out-of-the-box thinking on modalities and features of their cooperation projects in comparison to traditional donors [ 4].
