Sentence examples for templates to allow from inspiring English sources

Those for whom the manipulation of language holds no interest can rely upon report templates to allow them concentrate upon their interpretive skills.

The platform uses a combination of HTML5 web technologies and customizable templates to allow publishers and other content producers the ability to quickly create mobile-ready websites.

But in Pressly's case, it's not about re-packaging content as a native app – instead, it uses a combination of  HTML5 and customizable templates to allow publishers more control over the tablet browsing experience.

This innovative approach allows the new model to account for important vegetative physiological processes and shading effects, using configurable templates to allow representation of any type of vegetation or water sensitive design feature.

We modified the NIST templates to allow for natural ventilation and leakage through and around windows sized to 11.5% of the area of each wall [ 34].

TEM observations indicate that the graphene sheets are fully exfoliated and wrapped over BiVO4 because the graphene sheets play the role of template to allow two-dimensional planar growth.

Images were corrected for slice timing and then normalized to MNI space (using the EPI.mnc template) to allow across-subject comparisons.

Functional images were slice timing corrected, unwarped (from estimated deformation fields), and normalized to the MNI space (using the EPI.mnc template) to allow across-subject comparisons.

Images were standardized with a universal template to allow for direct comparison between images.

When the process was initially rolled out as a single standardized template, it quickly became apparent that providers desired the flexibility to customize the template to allow for minor differences in practice style.

The overall aim of the commented article was to investigate the feasibility of this template to allow valid epidemiological trauma studies, to make it possible to identify important factors that are related to outcome in existing systems, and to identify systems or part of systems with high or low performance.