Sentence examples for to allow further examination from inspiring English sources

Some hundreds of spectra and sound files are given in JSV+ to allow further examination.

We consider this study is relevant to open new research fields to allow further examination of the role of these molecules in the pathogenesis of RA.

Clicking on an island jumps to the corresponding row in a table below the genome image and gives information such as GI coordinates, links to tables showing genes and annotations within the GI region, links to external genome viewers at NCBI and joint genome institute (JGI), and links to IslandPath to allow further examination of GI-related features in the genome of choice.

Such procedures are used in human muscle disease research to collect samples of rare diseases and for storing the tissue to allow further examinations [ 30].

The prevalence of natural recombinants should allow further examination to test the contributions of centromeric and telomeric A and B motifs to these associations.

Investigation of expression patterns of these four genes in samples from clinical trials designed to test other angiogenesis inhibitors will allow further examination of their validity as biomarkers of mechanism or drug exposure.

A detailed analysis of RNAPII-associated chromatin interaction data from other lower species would allow further examination of such observations in the future.

Given the widespread use of glyphosate, future analyses of the AHS will allow further examination of long-term health effects, including less common cancers.

These results will allow further examination of the molecular basis by which innate behaviors are modulated by gustatory cues and physiological state.

Briefly, this consisted of slit lamp and indirect ophthalmoscopic features of the cornea, anterior chamber, iris, and vitreous in a scale of 0 (no involvement) to 4 (gross involvement) and additional allowance given for any opaque ocular tissues not allowing further examination.

For example, correlational analyses would have allowed further examination of whether or not treatment reduced participants' underlying vulnerability to engaging in perfectionist beliefs and behaviours.