The phrase "allow sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted to take samples, such as in research, testing, or data collection.
Example: "The study will allow sampling from various populations to ensure diverse data representation."
Alternatives: "permit sampling" or "enable sampling".
Biopsies allow sampling from limited sections of the tumor at one time point, which may not detect tumor heterogeneity (Fig. 1).
The bits we currently use are manufactured by ARTU USA (Aberdeen, NC), but any similar bit will work, as long as it is long enough to allow sampling most of the wood between the bark and the central core of the tree.
Also non-Gaussian initial state and process noise distributions with arbitrary densities p(x 0) and p(v k ) can be employed as long as they allow sampling.
However, MVD measurements can vary within the tumor, and this may allow sampling bias to produce misevaluations of angiogenesis.
The remote location of these habitats usually does not allow sampling at sub-annual frequencies, constraining us to include measures taken at intervals as long as 18 months.
MCMC methods are a class of algorithms that allow sampling from complex intractable posterior Bayesian distributions.
The REN system allows sampling at precise, adjustable depths at given distances from the reef edge.
MCMCglmm allows sampling from the posterior distribution of the genetic selection gradient (a ratio of covariance and variances) directly.
Phycas v.2 [ 27] was used for Bayesian inference, carrying out 100,000 cycles with polytomies allowed, sampling every 100 cycles.
In addition, the regulations allow sample testing, which means a large number of new homes are never tested.
In some cases, large fees are demanded and in other cases government officials are reluctant to allow samples to be exported.
