The phrase "allow a breakdown of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of a failure or disintegration of a system, process, or concept.
Example: "The new policy may allow a breakdown of communication between departments, leading to confusion."
Alternatives: "permit a collapse of" or "facilitate a failure of".
Another advantage of this approach for our purposes is that it also allows a breakdown of the contribution of each productive factor to growth, so that it allows any differences in the relevance of the various imbalance indicators to each component of the production function to be detected.
If we had to speculate, we would say that the compact nature of tunicate genomes has allowed for a breakdown of colinearity, given the lack of constraints imposed by the long-range enhancers mentioned by the reviewers.
In this work, temperatures within the range of 70 90 °C have been used, which allowed an effective breakdown of the ILs tested (1 g L−1 initial concentration) with the stoichiometric amount of H2O2 and a relatively low Fe3+ dose (50 mg L−1).
Future plans include finer-grained tagging to allow a more detailed breakdown of source information, ongoing retrofitting of evidence tags to entries manually curated before the system was introduced, improved web site display, and modification of the system to make it compatible with the OBO Foundry Evidence Code Ontology which is already widely used by projects such as GO.
The search for novel enzymes allowing an efficient breakdown of plant biomass has therefore attracted considerable interest [ 2- 5].
The large sample size allows, for each country, a breakdown of migrant groups according to country of birth in order to better capture the heterogeneity of migrants.
But she admitted: "A small minority of prisoners have now refused that cooperation...We will not allow that to lead to a breakdown of the whole regime".
"I would argue that having the best defensive record over the past two years is partly down to the reflection process the defenders have on a weekly basis win, lose or draw," says Fleig. "They have a constant guide as to how they are doing". Work stations at Carrington allow every player to analyse a breakdown of their performance 24 hours after a game.
Mr. Ivanov did not detail the extent of their punishments, but they appear to have been reprimanded for a breakdown of discipline that allowed the helicopter to be grossly overloaded.
The inflammation driven by the CD4 T-cells would lead to a breakdown of the BBB allowing other immune cells including CD8 T and NK cells to enter the CNS.
