The phrase "a trait which allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a characteristic that enables or facilitates a certain action or outcome.
Example: "Empathy is a trait which allows individuals to connect deeply with others and understand their feelings."
Alternatives: "a characteristic that enables" or "a quality that permits".
The great advantage of using a Rasch model is that it is an explicit empirical model of the latent trait, which allows for the testing of data fit to the model while dealing with missing response values and transforming raw scores into a linear interval score in a logit (log odd) unit [ 18- 21].
The new function (anti-desiccation) in ancestor Y represents the co-option of the plesiomorphic trait, which allowed the leeches to successfully move from an aquatic to a terrestrial environment.
In this article, we review the methodology for meta-analysis of sex-specific genome-wide association studies, and propose a sex-differentiated test of association with quantitative or dichotomous traits, which allows for heterogeneity of allelic effects between males and females.
Our aim consisted in identifying the characterizing traits which allow a game to sport deceitful mechanics.
As a result, its developers have programmed it with other traits which allow it to compete in the real world.
Structural equation models (SEM) can be used to quantify the causal relations between traits, which allow prediction of outcomes to interventions applied to such a network.
One of the traits which allowed dinosaurs to dominate the fauna of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods was that they grew rapidly.
Corallimorpharians have several life history traits which allow them to rapidly monopolize patches of shallow substrate in tropical habitats.
Additionally, the integrative ability of the RI approach can be exploited in order to produce genetic correlations between traits which allow both estimations of genetic overlap and heritability of traits.
These zoosporangia lack morphological traits which allow discrimination between species.
