Sentence examples for to permit appropriate from inspiring English sources
In order to permit appropriate in vitro testing of reverse shoulder prostheses a unique, multi-station test rig was designed which was capable of applying motion in three axes to test prostheses.
How can severe dengue reliably be recognized early enough to permit appropriate therapy to be applied?
In fact, many assembled sequences lack matches to public database because they are either too short to permit appropriate alignments or represent highly divergent genes.
We did not include admission method and discharge destination because very few patients were in some of the categories to permit appropriate analyses.
As negative behaviour in medical students is associated with post-graduate disciplinary action it would be useful to have a model whereby unprofessional behaviour at the undergraduate level can easily be identified to permit appropriate intervention.
Since liver biopsy results are generally not available on sufficiently large numbers of HIV-monoinfected patients to permit appropriate epidemiologic analyses, we used a non-invasive measure of significant liver fibrosis, the aspartate aminotransferase (AST -to-platelet rAST -to-platelet).
The advent of rapid molecular assays, such as the Xpert MTB/RIF assay, that are able to detect key drug resistance mutations in the initial diagnostic sample now permit appropriate regimen choices to be made at the start of treatment [ 21].
Improved assessment of habitual PA would permit; appropriate cross-sectional comparisons to biomarkers of metabolic health allow researchers to comment on the efficacy of behaviour change interventions and potentially inform PA guidelines [4].
In addition, they do not permit appropriate differentiation between the two bellies of the muscle.
It is also possible that its extreme tightness does not permit appropriate growth of silver particles.
Armed with this database, we have explored statistical approaches that permit appropriate treatment of the issue of overdispersion.
