Sentence examples for survey will allow from inspiring English sources

The survey will allow for legacy products for all protostars in the Perseus molecular cloud.

Filling out the survey will allow you to sign up for a section meeting, to request a loaner camera, and to request a temporary license for Photoshop (see below).

This survey will allow me to determine the quality of the night sky above Saint Helena – the darkness of the sky, but also the clarity of the stars – in anticipation of the island becoming an "international dark sky place", a designation awarded by the International Dark-Sky AssocInternational Dark-Sky

The survey will allow for: (i) a complete census of the most massive and dense cloud cores; (ii) the location, strength and nature of strong shocks; (iii) the relationship of star formation to environmental conditions such as density, shocks, and large-scale flows.

"It will be for the States to decide what they want to progress in terms of support for disabled people in the island, but hopefully the outcomes of the survey will allow to shape some very clear recommendations".

The planned pilot survey will allow us to determine the most appropriate survey design.

Future re-survey will allow the effectiveness of the conservation strategy as it applies to the countryside as a whole, to be determined.

All of the top surveys will be represented, and the many cosmological studies that these surveys will allow will be discussed.

Analysis of high redshift clusters detected in future SZE and X-ray surveys will allow a determination of the geometry of the universe from SZE determined distances, providing a distance ladder independent check on recent constraints on the cosmology of the universe.

Applying this method to historical and future acoustic surveys will allow reconstruction of time series of habitat volume and the study of the impact of habitat volume dynamics on anchovy patterns of abundance and distribution at multiple scales.

In addition, longitudinal surveys will allow us to make conclusions beyond simple associations and correlations.