Sentence examples for will allow to draw from inspiring English sources

Only the results of the ongoing French randomised phase II/III trial evaluating the addition of bevacizumab to pemetrexed/cisplatin (Zalcman et al, 2012) will allow to draw definite conclusions about the value of bevacizumab in MPM.

The quantification of further measures in the feeding context (such as for example female feeding contributions and chick mass or chick growth) will allow to draw a more detailed picture on the complex relationships between singing and parental investment in nightingales.

A combination of clustering based on gene expression profiles combined with Fisher's exact test enrichment statistics will potentially allow to draw similar conclusions as with the GSEA tool.

The brutal economy of the words cuts like a knife into tender flesh, but these clipped sentences are almost the last in the play in which information will be given in a straightforward manner, in which words will be allowed to draw blood.

Parents and grandparents will be allowed to draw on their pension pots to secure deposits for young family members to help them get a foot on the housing ladder, Nick Clegg has announced.

Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, insists that he has an ironclad understanding with Washington that the Northern Alliance will not be allowed to "draw mileage" from the American bombing by closing in on Kabul before arrangements are complete for a new government that will be friendly to Pakistan, as the Taliban have been since overrunning Kabul in 1996.

If other people take suit and click cheater button as well then the player will not be allowed to draw the drawing anymore.

We are never allowed to draw breath.

Selecting the "Draw a line" option will allow you to draw lines that don't snap to the road locations.

It's something which would suit the sport and will allow us to draw a line in the sand".

Enrolment of offspring over a broad age range (0 to 21 years) will allow researchers to draw conclusions on a longer developmental period from a study of shorter duration.