The phrase "allow for modulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something can be adjusted or varied, particularly in technical or scientific discussions.
Example: "The system is designed to allow for modulation of the signal strength based on environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "enable adjustment of" or "permit variation of".
Finally, modern linear accelerators allow for modulation of the dose intensity of the radiation beam, which may lead to improved aesthetics and decreased side effects while ensuring that the volumes at high risk receive the prescribed dose.
Although this generic model has been relatively undisputed, mechanisms must exist that allow for modulation of the proliferative properties of HSC.
Type I circuits, in which the miRNA and its target are regulated together would allow for modulation of protein translation, maintenance of cellular homeostasis, or modulation of changes in local protein concentrations.
The indazole ether core tolerated a broad range of substituents allowing for modulation of the physiochemical parameters.
Finally, reports have shown that NR2B-containing NMDARs are associated with adjacent astrocytic processes56, allowing for modulation of synaptic activity56,57 and enabling the synchronization of neural networks through the genesis of large Slow Inward Currents58,59.
The cocktail δ-integration strategy allows for modulation of multiple gene expression, without the exact knowledge of rate-limiting steps, and therefore, could be used as a promising strategy for the production of bio-based chemicals in recombinant S. cerevisiae.
Overall, we suggest that phosphotyrosyl ligand binding causes conformational changes in the SH3-SH2 and βB- βC linkers, part of the βD, and βD-βE linker region, thereby allowing for modulation of kinase activity.
Additionally, the small size and variable protonation state of H2S, HS–, and S2– allows for modulation of lipid and water solubility.
This has raised the hypothesis of a selection pressure to limit the intrinsic potential of p53 proteins to target binding sites, thereby allowing for modulation of p53-induced transcriptional changes by signal transduction pathways affecting p53 protein amount, DNA binding potential, quaternary structures and/or availability of multiple trans-factors [ 30– 30].
First, the use of custom adaptors allows for modulation of the barcode length, whereas this protocol requires the "spike-in" of approximately 20% random DNA to a sequencing lane to prevent sequencer calibration problems from arising due to reduced nucleotide complexity.
