Sentence examples for therefore permitting from inspiring English sources

Adult cells may be easily isolated from the patient body, therefore permitting autologous grafts to be performed.

Respondent argues that the term "goggle" of the domain names is a real and separate word from Complainant's mark, therefore permitting the Panel to find that the domain names are not confusingly similar to Complainant's mark.

Additionally, the existence of an outlet for manure may allow farmers to significantly raise boundaries of one constraint they face, namely disposing of animal waste, therefore permitting increases in farm production capacity.

Besides, this study confirmed that the MBP by itself did not interfere with the chitinase enzymatic activity of the protein neither affected the development of the insects nor the fungi, therefore permitting the evaluation of the chitinase- MBP fusions for their enzymatic and biological activities.

Moreover, the vinyl-ether linkage of plasmalogens at the sn-1 position allows the proximal regions of the sn-1 and sn-2 chains to become parallel, favoring close alignment (Han and Gross, 1990; Paltauf, 1994), therefore permitting tighter packing of phospholipids in the membrane resulting in decreased membrane fluidity and increased rigidity.

However, FM4-64 was more susceptible to photobleaching than was GPI-GFP, and was internalized by the cells over time, therefore permitting only short-term plasma membrane labeling and live imaging (data not shown).

Premier League rules stipulate that international loan players are classed as transfers and therefore permitted in match squads without limit.

He therefore permitted East to win the first trick with the heart king, creating the illusion that the ace was owned by the defense.

He joked with Boswell that immortality, if it existed, would have to be universal and would therefore permit infants without reason and worthless drunks to be saved.

Artillery, too, was revolutionized by the addition of recoil mechanisms, which obviated the need to resight the guns after each round and therefore permitted much more rapid fire.

Mr Justice Mitting declared that closed procedures were "in the interests of the fair and effective administration of justice" and therefore permitted under section 6.