Sentence examples for retained to allow from inspiring English sources
The initial marketing approval was clearly designed around motor diseases and it was not until 2006 that a new indication was retained to allow the differential diagnosis between Lewy body dementia and Alzheimer dementia, thus broadening the field of application of this neuroimaging technique.
The gain parameter which controls the amount of attenuation applied when the gate is closed is retained, to allow the user to control the strength of the gate.
A skeleton corps staff was retained to allow for the re-establishment of a new corps if one was required, which did happen the following September.
A dedicated infra-red search and track (IRST) system was downgraded from multi-color to single color and then deleted; the side-looking radars were also deleted, but space and cooling provisions were retained to allow for their future addition.
When rain falls, the water is rapidly absorbed by the shallow roots and retained to allow them to survive until the next downpour, which may be months or years away.
The original U6 promoter was retained to allow constitutive expression under the control of RNA polymerase III in the pENTR/pSM2(U6) version of the vector.
Regulation is achieved, at least in part, by intron retention in the stored RNA and subsequent splicing of retained introns to allow protein production [ 15].
Clifford's Tower played no part in the formal design of the prison, although the talus, or sloping edge of the motte, was cut away and replaced by a retaining wall to allow more space for the new prison building.
Since virtually all of the larger 568 bp fragment is fragmented during shearing it could be argued to be superfluous, however we retain it to allow for the eventually whereby larger size selected fragment libraries are prepared.
Tissue is retained for examination to allow the patient to be released into the care of funeral director so as not to delay funeral arrangements.
That would mean pledging to maintain high regulatory standards, while retaining the power to allow Britain's rules to diverge from the EU's over time.
