Sentence examples for to permit better from inspiring English sources
The government has conducted programs to control erosion through afforestation and terracing on an extensive scale to permit better agricultural use of the land.
This methodology enables us to gain insight into the development and fate of DNA-reactive B cells in individual patients with SLE and paves the way ultimately to permit better and more customized therapies.
This is purported to reduce sequencing errors, and to permit better distinction between sequencing errors and polymorphisms (Applied Biosystems, 2008).
Improved accuracy and increased reproducibility of methods are required to aid diagnosis and to permit better comparisons between studies.
The challenge for the clinician remains in identifying the relevant gene sets and to exploit this information to permit better prognosis and personalized treatment options for individual patients.
A desirable property of organic NIR fluorophores is that they are relatively small molecules to permit better biodistribution even after conjugating with targeting ligands.
Sunsets were attached to the act's most controversial provisions, to permit better-informed, more deliberative consideration of them at a later time.
As the amino acids encoded by the microsatellite are situated in the TMD of the molecule, it is possible that certain alleles provide a more stable anchoring of MICA to the cell surface and therefore permit better binding to NKG2D and, as a consequence, a more efficient NKG2D-mediated immunosurveillance 41, 45.
A logarithmic spacing of frequency, with the frequency step size proportional to the frequency, would permit better analysis of most real-world signals.
Compared with visual scale, automated procedures are not subject to a ceiling effect, permit better discrimination of lesion volume and are more sensitive in detecting small group differences.
Such hybrids may show high levels of heterozigosity, which, particularly when co-occurring with polyploidy, may allow them to persist for a long time (i.e. their allelic richness would permit better adaptation to changing environments).
