Sentence examples for that are permissive from inspiring English sources

The coactivators, via their histone acetyltransferase activity, function to promote changes in chromatin architecture that are permissive to transcriptional activation.

Despite the critical role of regulations on competition and innovation, little is known about firm responses and related effects on performance under regulatory contingencies that are permissive or restrictive.

Different epigenetic marks define patterns of chromatin folding that are permissive or repressive for gene expression.

Interestingly, 293T cells, that are permissive for HCV entry when they express CLDN-1 [11], do not express EWI-2wint (Table 1).

This may allow the generation of genetically manipulated mice that are permissive for single round HIV infection and may provide a better understanding of the pre-integration steps in HIV-1 infection.

The differential analysis of multiprotein complexes containing variants of PrPC that are permissive or refractory to cleavage may lead the identification of the relevant sheddases and possibly also of downstream players involved in prion toxicity.

Holcomb grew up a member of an Old Regular Baptist church, a conservative, mostly Appalachian denomination that's permissive of a-cappella singing (it's referred to favorably in the New Testament) but has banned instrumentation of any sort.

Featuring scenes of drug addiction and homosexuality, The Soft Machine develops "attitudes that were permissive to crime by concentrating on the banal, vulgar and weak attributes of humanity", according to a report by the Turkish Prime Ministerial Board for the Protection of Children from Harmful Publications, quoted in Turkish paper Hurriyet.

Accused of furthering "attitudes that were permissive to crime by concentrating on the banal, vulgar and weak attributes of humanity", the publisher was first put on trial last summer, but a decision was taken last month in Istanbul to postpone the trial until 2015 due to the implementation of a new law.

Studies indicate that nuclei undergo an initial state that is permissive for transcription, and then in Gap 2 of the two-cell embryo, enter a transcriptionally repressive state.

In the Atlantic, Khadijah White worries that the discussion of a "culture" that's permissive of corporal punishment is becoming racially tinged.