Sentence examples for report to allow from inspiring English sources
Khan called for the new prime minister, Theresa May, to act on the report to allow London to best deal with the consequences of Brexit.
ConAgra Foods, the food company, delayed the filing of its quarterly earnings report to allow for more time to review accounting errors it disclosed last month.
November 2010 Witnesses the first of a series of student protests over the proposal – a modification of Lord Browne's report – to allow universities to charge up to £9,000 a year.
These variables are important to report to allow replication of AR, and poor replicability of AR results has been a major problem in recent literature [40],[40].
So we reviewed the details of that information this morning and listened to them talk about some advertising stuff on the earnings call — a conference call that each company generally holds after each report to allow analysts to answer their questions and are asked to limit themselves to one follow-up (which never happens).
These variables are important to report to allow replication of AR, and poor replicability of AR results has been a major problem in recent literature [ 40],[ 41].
Seemingly Unrelated Regressions (SUR) were also considered (not reported) to allow for cross-equation contemporaneous correlations, yielding very similar results.
Rigid fixation with a reinforced device was reported to allow fracture healing without settling in intertrochanteric fractures in a 358 patient study [25].
Many techniques and variations from the wrap-around flap of Morrison have been reported to allow reconstruction in one setting of combined bone and soft-tissue loss.
The means and standard deviations for the clinical crown height and gingival margin-papillae measurements (Tables 1 and 2) are reported to allow for comparison to other samples in the future.
The mean, median, SD, confidence interval, relative risk, odds ratio, etc. should all be reported, to allow the reader to critique for him/herself the validity of the results.
