The phrase "allow for whole" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of accommodating or considering something in its entirety, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to allow for the whole process to be completed before making any decisions."
Alternatives: "consider the entirety" or "account for the whole".
The turn of the century brought new assay platforms and analytic methodologies that would allow for whole genome searches to be performed efficiently in unrelated individuals.
The probe was oriented in the "up and down" position to allow for whole lung imaging, which consistently demonstrated seven intercostal spaces (Fig. 1c).
As sequencing became sufficiently high throughput to allow for whole genome analysis, the typing resolution immediately reached the limit for heritable strain differences and has accordingly gained momentum in the study of infectious disease [ 4- 7].
Their measure would limit the number of units that one host could rent at a time to five, but it would allow for whole-unit listings and does not contain many of the enforcement measures of the bill pushed by Unite-Here.
Advances in technology allow for whole-genome profiling, which cancer researchers are currently using to identify molecular profiles found in chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer.
But our intuitive notion does not allow for wholes without remainder: if something x is part of a whole W, there is a remainder of W that is not identical with x.
My wife and I held out for almost 14 years to make sure that our family had one television to allow for whole-family viewing opportunities and to avoid having the kids seclude themselves behind locked doors.
Advances in sequencing technology will allow for whole-genome resequencing of hundreds of individuals.
Absence of a length effect for words is expected when orthographic word representations allow for whole-word recognition.
A second account proposes that the arms segment the visual scene to allow for whole-hemifield cueing between the arms, but not outside them.
Although the majority of large-scale sequencing efforts to date have focused on protein-coding regions, next generation sequencing technologies are beginning to allow for whole-genome sequencing of individual samples (Ley et al. 2008; Wheeler et al. 2008).
