Sentence examples for used which will allow from inspiring English sources
Vented and sealed exposition cells will be used, which will allow us to study the chemical evolution in the gaseous phase as well as heterogeneous processes, such as the degradation of solid compounds and the release of gaseous fragments.
In order to store the high level radioactive waste in long-term geological depositories, specific waste forms need to be used which will allow the radioactivity to decay away while the materials retain their integrity for thousands of years.
The advantage of the ELISA is that less protein (and thus less cells) can be used, which will allow one to directly compare tubulogenesis with biochemical events.
We have shown that < 105 cells per DNaseI treatment can be used, which will allow the study of e.g. embryonic organ development without extensive pooling.
To implement this type of file reader on a web page, a statement similar to the following can be used, which will create a familiar "Browse" button allowing users to select any file stored on their computer.
There are times when you can target less frequently used keywords, which will allow for your page rank to be higher in the search engines.
The bigger goal is to make it easier for businesses to use Twitter, which will allow the service to finally make some money.
Areae's Metaplace platform aims to revolutionize the virtual worlds space with a platform that will provide an open, easy-to-use interface which will allow users to create virtual worlds that can run anywhere.
Twitter this morning is launching a new customer service feature for businesses using its service, which will allow agents to respond to direct messages using custom profiles.
The earliest benefits were likely to emerge from conventional breeding using DNA markers, which will allow breeders to link desirable traits to segments of DNA and help them to pick plants for crossing.
But the station apps are free, and don't require a subscription to use, notes ABC, which will allow them to attract a wider audience.
