The phrase "a study that permits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research that allows or enables certain actions, observations, or conclusions.
Example: "The research conducted was a study that permits a deeper understanding of the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a study that allows" or "a study that enables".
For early testing of novel therapeutics, we require a sensitive method to distinguish between treatment groups in cohort studies that permits small patient numbers and provides a reliable, early indicator of efficacy.
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We based our required sample size on a series of large longitudinal cohort studies that permitted estimates of expected combined net D2FS increment in the placebo group of the trial.
Also, the importance of creating case studies that permit students to carry out engineering design calculations is emphasized.
Before such trials can be undertaken, it is therefore necessary to have well-analyzed retrospective studies that permit sound hypotheses to be generated.
No significant differences were seen either between studies that permitted the use of prophylactic granulocyte colony-stimulating factors or between phase II and phase III trials.
If the results of our observational research are confirmed by future studies that permit causal inference, this evidence would suggest that increasing access to healthy food outlets is likely to do more to address the obesity epidemic than limiting unhealthy food outlets.
Indeed, for the 11 HSV-2 studies that permitted adjustment, the (lack of) trends in adjusted risks were similar to those in crude risks (results not shown).
This study develops an approach that permits calculation of the influence upon E1 (Fig. 1) and local ion concentrations of glycocalyceal fixed charges that are distributed over a volume with a thickness (40 80 nm) that significantly exceeds the Debye length (∼1 nm in normal Ringer solution).
In an Egyptian study, the fatwa that permits termination in case of a serious anomaly up to 120 days after conception was discussed with couples at risk of fetuses with thalassemia.
