The part of the sentence "allow for avoiding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something facilitates avoiding something else. For example, "Enforcing stricter regulations will allow for avoiding potential catastrophes."
This should allow for avoiding detrimental effects such as the barrier breakdown observed in Fig. 1a.
In essence, it is a segment of a certain global path but with more details to allow for avoiding local obstacle.
Finally, PET imaging with multiple tracers could be instrumental to better understand the molecular basis of a disease: multiple aspects of the disease can be characterized in the same study, and this would also allow for avoiding multiple scans, with cost reduction and improved patient comfort [11].
As a side advantage, they allow for avoiding the nested cross-validation, leaving only the outer loop for the quality estimation model.
General anesthesia allows for avoiding patients' movements during the procedure and even achieves a controlled breath-hold that enhances the targeting of the tumour and decrease the risk of unintended puncture of undesired structures.
This allows for avoiding a direct formal approach.
These results indicate that the innovative technology allows for avoiding hospital costs even when the incremental effectiveness is at its lowest rate.
Nevertheless, though such similarity might affect the quantification of mature miRNAs, the combined evaluation of stem loops (that conversely are slightly different) allows for avoiding this phenomenon.
This combination allows for simultaneously avoiding stress shielding, while providing ample mechanical support for bone tissue regeneration and osseointegration.
The trick is to make it all still look like Balanchine: that is, allow for nuances but avoid mannerism and emoting, and also have the technique that Balanchine demanded for movement to speak on its own terms.
The prong caliber is adapted to the nostril size in order to allow for leakage and avoid overpressure phenomena.
