The phrase "allow for the evolutionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, changes, or adaptations that occur over time, particularly in relation to evolution.
Example: "The study aims to allow for the evolutionary changes that may impact the species' survival."
Alternatives: "account for the evolutionary" or "consider the evolutionary".
Guided by the structural homology, we show that UlaG is able to cleave phosphodiester linkages in cyclic nucleotides, suggesting that the conservation of the fold and of the key catalytic residues allows for the evolutionary acquisition of substrate specificity for novel but related substrates.
Recent sequencing of entire genomes has allowed for the evolutionary analysis of the GMC oxidoreductase family.
Overall, our model allows for the evolutionary analysis of social traits in finite and dioecious populations, where interactions can occur within and between sexes under a realistic scenario of reproduction.
In this approach, Wolf and Koonin strive to allow for the fewest number of evolutionary gaps that would require a significant leap rather than a small jump.
The Kansas Board of Education yesterday endorsed science standards that could allow for the teaching of alternatives to evolutionary theory.
The prospect to bring back biodiversity in natural ecosystems requires a detailed understanding of the evolutionary principles that allow for the diversification of lineages.
A gapped disorder plot shows that zDBC1 contains four additional gapped regions when compared to zCCAR1 and LST-3, indicating that a difference of four insertions/deletions and/or substitutions allowed for the first evolutionary appearance of DBC1 in zebrafish.
Thus, the lack of an evolutionary pressure to allow for the localized buildup of peroxide constitutes a major difference in the functional optimization of bacterial Prxs.
While the current codon partition (CP) models (see e.g. [ 1, 9, 14]) allow for different evolutionary dynamics at the three codon positions, such models do not incorporate dependencies between the different codon partitions (i.e. each codon position is still assumed to evolve independently).
To avoid overparameterisation [ 78] but still allow for evolutionary heterogeneity, the concatenated alignment were analysed using a mix-model approach where each gene partition was lumped in a "substitution model -partition according to their AIC-best chosen model -partition
