The phrase "allow for the sequestration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of permitting or making provisions for the sequestration of something, such as assets or resources.
Example: "The new policy will allow for the sequestration of funds to ensure they are used for their intended purpose."
Alternatives: "permit the sequestration" or "make provisions for the sequestration".
In doing so, not only does the initial activation of this pathway allow for the subsequent sequestration of the NF-κB p65 subunit to the ICP0 promoter, but is crucial for immediate-early gene transcription and subsequent HSV-1 replication [8].
If forest management practices are amended to include C sequestration, management practices can be optimized to allow for the forested land base to sequester and store more C than it would have otherwise [3].
Furthermore, Ca2+ is removed at the plasma membrane by a Ca2+ pump with extrusion permeability Pout,app; we also allow for sequestration everywhere in the cell with rate kseq,app.
An increase in KDLI2 to 10 nmol/mL results in negligible TCDD binding to CYP1A2 and no hepatic sequestration while still allowing for the induction CYP1A2 and increased TCDD elimination.
Only mineral carbonation allows for a sequestration process, where the carbon is rapidly converted to its chemically most stable form, a carbonate.
Further, higher affinity of IL13 to IL13R α2 allows for sequestration of the ligand away from IL13R α1.
It is assumed that the over-expression allows for more effective sequestration (in the case of the GSTs) or an enhancement of otherwise slow rates of oxidation/hydroxylation (in the case of the P450s).
There is abandonment of macrophages in the liver, spleen and bone marrow, allowing for sequestration of nanoparticle in these organs, thus making them more vulnerable to its toxicity [34].
"I will not," the president said in an interview with The Huffington Post, when asked if he would put his signature to legislation that allowed for sequestration to come back in October this year.
The first is a genetic difference that might allow for more rapid or efficient sequestration in R. imitator when compared to R. variabilis.
