Sentence examples for value and allowed from inspiring English sources
The use of PPase therefore reduced the variance in the Tm value and allowed the differentiation of these pathogenic fungi using the MCA method.
Combined use of plasma MMP8 and D-dimer at individually suboptimal cutoffs provided optimal negative predictive value and allowed a potential 20% reduction in urgent secondary imaging.
Later measurement of urinary pregnanediol excretion was performed by gas-liquid chromatography (GLC) (Barrett and Brown, 1970) (method B) which did not produce a significant urine blank value and allowed a sensitivity of assay of 0.4 mg/24 h urine.
Before Tuesday, Hill-Rom and Batesville Casket were units of Hillenbrand Industries, based in Batesville, Ind. Separating them, Mr. Soderberg said, "is the best way to unlock value and allow each company to focus on accelerating growth in their respective industries".
The hope is the split will boost shareholder value and allow analysts to gauge each component more accurately.
This will allow the buyer to feel like he or she is getting a good value and allow you to get the amount of money you need from the sale.
This in turn enables the chromatographic radius of macromolecules, Rc, to be defined as the radius of a sphere with the same K value and allows the ratio Rc/Rη to be studied.
As more people are hired, fewer remain for businesses to hire, which raises their value and allows them to demand higher wages.
Beware of all-in-one dorm room packages the colleges may plug, as they are often not a great value (and allow very limited choice), despite the apparent convenience.
Year after year, we allow the minimum wage to decline in value and allow the living standards of the poorest workers to degrade, but when it comes to policies for millionaires policymakers remember to make sure that millionaire's benefits do not erode over time.
Reduction and/or elimination of arsenic in these ores increase their value and allows the exploitation of a vast variety of minerals that today are being underexploited.
