Sentence examples for strictly allowed from inspiring English sources

The full-length structures of the models show more than 90% in the allowed regions (including strictly allowed and partially allowed regions) of the Ramachandran plot.

The full-length structure for the models, Model 1, shows that more than 90% in the allowed regions (including strictly allowed and partially allowed) of the Ramachandran plot.

The PROCHECK results for the Olfactory Receptor protein models, excluding the loop regions, shows more than 95% of residues in allowed regions (including strictly allowed and partially allowed) of the Ramachandran plot.

It' s not strictly allowed, but no one minds.

"I've got a friend at King's," he said, "who does it in a broom cupboard for me – not strictly allowed, but there you go.

All that the spies were doing, or so they persuaded themselves, was helping a major ally a bit more than was strictly allowed by those who were paying their wages.

The state strictly allows only sanctioned religious services and North Korean defectors have confirmed in the past that the distribution of Bibles and secret prayer services can mean banishment to a labour camp or execution.

In order to easily manipulate fuzzy sets, the operators of the classical set theory are adapted to the membership functions specific to fuzzy logic, strictly allowing values between 0 and 1.

What Agassi likes is the attitude, even if the first murmurs are emanating from the locker room about what the players see as the liberties Nadal is getting away with - the coaching, strictly not allowed, from uncle Toni in the stands and his interminable routines, particularly when he prepares to serve.

"We don't condone it, don't support it and don't condemn it either," he said, pointing out that it is similar to parents making a decision to take children to films such as the Harry Potter series that they may not strictly be allowed to attend under movie age classification rules.

His arch political enemy, Benjamin Disraeli, is reported to have said to him: "If you are saving fallen women, would you be so kind as to save one for me?" Nowadays, as Sir Edward Heath has pointed out, prime ministers are strictly not allowed to have fun.