The phrase "a generation allowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a generation that permits or enables certain behaviors, changes, or developments.
Example: "A generation allowing for greater freedom of expression has emerged in recent years."
Alternatives: "a generation that permits" or "a generation enabling".
Tejdeep Singh Rattan, in a turban and full beard, graduated Monday at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, the first Sikh in a generation allowed to complete Army basic training without sacrificing the articles of his faith.
The proposed method can also be generalized to IBD tracing in more complex pedigrees, i.e., beyond a single generation, allowing information from various types of relatives to be exploited by linkage analysis e.g., [ 13].
To prevent this, each generation, 4% of the genomes were passaged through a series of crosses, in which the ML hemiclones were expressed in a female for one generation, allowing them to recombine [1].
He seems to consider it his duty to rebuild what a previous generation allowed to fall apart.
As I started visiting these great American cities, it hit me — man, how did we blow this so badly?" He seems to consider it his duty to rebuild what a previous generation allowed to fall apart.
Interestingly, studies with model organisms have shown that genome reorganization can occur rapidly after hybridization, and new chromosome forms can be fixed in a few generations, allowing quick recovery of fertility.
A finite state machine combined with a suitable interface for event generation allows the coordinated execution of basic guidance and motion estimation tasks to carry out more complex functions.
She felt that her generation, allowed an equal education for the first time in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education, grew up not knowing what a great education looks like.
The results from our simulations show that the combined treatment of starvation and hypergravity may affect cellular phenotype after several generations, allowing a specific natural selection.
