Sentence examples for to allow for examination from inspiring English sources

Asked by Senator Schumer why he didn't use the U.S.A. Patriot Act to allow for examination of the gun records — why he didn't defy the N.R.A. — Ashcroft dismissed the inquiry, saying, "If you send me the legislation I'll review it, and if you pass the legislation I'll enforce it".

99% was chosen to allow for examination of several factors.

In addition, the number of OCD youngsters with both anxiety and externalizing diagnoses was too small to allow for examination of the additive effects of these disorders.

Two centres will be used to allow for examination of differences in contextual factors that may impact the effectiveness of the PtDA.

Studies must be of sufficient size to allow for examination of specific defects rather than groups of defects by system, because combining different defects might mask associations.

Data were also normalized to sex-specific PND14 FA control to allow for examination of the trajectory of IBA-1 changes across the study period (see Supplemental Material, Figure S2).

Other study limitations included the relatively small sample size and that patients with elevated P-creatinine were excluded to allow for examinations with CT and CAG contrast media.

In a cross-sectional study at Steno Diabetes Center, we identified from January 2007 to February 2008, a consecutive cohort of 200 asymptomatic type 2 diabetic patients with microlbuminuria without prior known CV disease and with normal plasma creatinine to allow for examinations with x-ray contrast media.

There are too many perfect windows to allow for an examination of individual cases of small imperfection, but we can examine those windows of highest imperfection.

Trials have been limited to Mountain View, California – where Google is based – and Austin, Texas, but it was recently announced that testing will be carried out in Kirkland, Washington, to allow for greater examination of how the vehicles perform in wet weather.

The New York State Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill that would block natural gas exploration using hydraulic fracturing until early next year, to allow for closer examination of its effects.