Sentence examples for remarkably permissive from inspiring English sources

It takes a remarkably permissive government to allow its cultural embassy in the United States base an exhibition on George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984.

The results also suggest that T. cruzi is remarkably permissive to substantial CNV, including whole chromosome CNV.

The emergence of REPA in this highly constrained region indicates that this location has been remarkably permissive for the emergence of de novo regulatory RNA elements, even purine-rich motifs, in a large group of mammalian genes during evolution.

These data demonstrate that the often highly constrained space between the Py and 3′AG has been remarkably permissive for the evolution of splicing regulatory elements, likely to diversify protein functions in mammals.

Although HSV-1 infected LapC4 and Du145 with comparable intensity, LapC4 cells were remarkably more permissive to the SS1 virus in comparison to Du145 (Figure 3C).

Second, it has remarkably few begetters, certainly for such a permissive age.

Remarkably, VPA-dependent stimulation of NS1 functions in permissive HeLa cells resulted in enhanced viral multiplication and release both in vitro and in vivo.

Remarkably, pcp1-18wee1-50, but not pcp1-15wee1-50, exhibited improved growth at the semi-permissive temperature of 32°C.

As Figure  1 shows, euthanasia acceptance and levels of trust have a remarkably similar distribution across countries, with those showing high levels of trust often also being quite permissive concerning euthanasia.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-fooTableblegendend: Means and standard deviations of euthanasia attitude and trust items.

Texas remains relatively permissive.

(He had permissive parents).