Sentence examples for specifically to permit from inspiring English sources
The system has been designed specifically to permit the repeatable quantification and characterisation of the biosynthetic activity of cells in response to a wide range of short and long term multi-dimensional loading regimes.
The approach is designed specifically to permit the use of an expert's subjective judgments of marginal distributions and correlations.
Basho built Riak, its open source data store and management software, from scratch specifically to permit enterprises and agencies to capture enormous amounts of data with database software that is fault-tolerant, highly scalable and easy-to-install and use with absolutely no single point of failure".
When it began, the registry relied upon request/result forms of the Department of Pathology, which had been redesigned specifically to permit registration of cancers.
It falls within the discipline of social epidemiology because it seeks to understand environmentally caused illness arising from public policy [ 45], specifically to permit building the Factory in Willits.
He presented a new class of soft and wearable exosuits that are comfortable and specifically designed to permit a normal range of motion.
It is specifically designed to permit a listing of the potential accident sequences, compute their frequencies of occurrence and assign each sequence to a consequence.
Prior studies indicate that many oxidative modifications to RNA exist that have not been specifically demonstrated to permit or terminate reverse transcription, and the distribution of these modifications between ascorbate- and peroxide/ascorbate-mediated Fenton reactions has also not been characterized.
For anything larger than the smallest kinds of zoning changes, local governments will often require an escrow account where money is held specifically to pay permitting fees and other costs.
The Notes covenants specifically contemplated a waiver to permit sale of the company at a fair price.
Specifically, he said proposals to permit lawsuits not only in a victim's home country, but in the country where a tobacco company's headquarters are based would allow litigants to shop around for courts that require a lower burden of proof.
