Sentence examples for representatives to allow for from inspiring English sources
Written consent was obtained by the patients and/or their representatives to allow for their autopsy tissue to be used for research purposes.
However, depending on the method of selection, data obtained from clusters may not be sufficiently representative to allow for generalization.
Unlike simple random sampling (SRS) in which each individual has an equal likelihood of being selected within the general population, data obtained from clusters may not be sufficiently representative to allow for generalization.
Unlike traditional filmmakers, Brakhage wanted to divest consciousness from its representative trappings to allow for an unfettered vision of the subjective experience.
On each DGGE gel, we ran representative samples to allow for profile cross-comparison and identification.
The wild-type strain was included in every cultivation to allow for representative evaluation of the data obtained.
HRQoL measures were z-standardized using German norms from a recent representative sample [ 28] to allow for easier interpretation of the scores relative to the population and to compensate for age-typical changes in HRQoL.
Amending the Constitution to allow for a representative government — in other words, a less-Islamist one — remains a source of contention.
The method involves significantly greater computational effort than the corresponding RSA and at least three representative earthquake motions must be considered to allow for the uncertainty in precise frequency content of the design motions at a site.
In a first step, transcripts were selected in order to obtain a representative expression profile from the GPS to allow for a decisive evaluation of technical parameters such as intra platform reproducibility and limit of detection.
An average intratumoural TIL score/high-power field ( × 400) was calculated across representative areas of each triplicate core to allow for intratumoural heterogeneity (i.e., an average of three counts across the tumour).
