The phrase "allow for ascertaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to determine or find out information or results in a particular context.
Example: "The new software features allow for ascertaining the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "enable determination" or "facilitate finding out".
Flux variability analysis (FVA) allows for ascertaining the complete range of numerical values for every flux in the biochemical network given an optimal value of the objective [ 49].
These metrics allow to ascertain the similarities between the real and the estimated route. 1.
We included all study participants who developed AKI during the first 5 days of study enrollment, to allow for sufficient follow-up time to ascertain AKI duration.
In order to ascertain whether MTRIPs allow for the detection of further differences in mRNA recruitment to SGs, we used puromycin and cycloheximide, which cause translational inhibition via two different mechanisms.
As the use of pooled samples does not allow for investigations of linkage disequilibrium, we cannot ascertain the degree or distance of linkage between these regions of divergence.
The questionnaire did not allow for the diagnosis of each headache attack; this type of data is best ascertained through a daily headache diary.
To deal with the common issue that the efficacy endpoint often cannot be quickly ascertained, we employ Bayesian data augmentation to handle delayed efficacy and allow for flexible patient accrual without a waiting period.
Vital status was ascertained at the end of June 2008 and all analyses were censored on 31 December 2007 to allow for delay in reporting of vital status.
The projection of many QTL on a consensus map for meta-analysis allows to ascertain whether the QTL detected under water stressed conditions are a subset of those detected under optimal conditions, and if the QTL are common across different mapping populations (genetic backgrounds).
Actually, digital signal processing concepts allow, for example, the improvement of the time resolution and signal-to-noise ratio and also the exposing of some details that would be hardly ascertained from the raw signals.
