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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allow to expand" is not correct as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for something to grow or increase, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We need to allow the project to expand in scope to include more features."
Alternatives: "permit to grow" or "enable to increase".
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Moreover, the exclusion of peak overlapping in CCSC analysis with our Raman imaging method will allow to expand the RAN families for various cancer types, therefore, increasing therapeutic efficacy by providing detailed molecular features of tumor subtypes.
Fall in love with the breath between the breath and the creative space you allow to expand into and to be felt in your self-created space.
Individual cells were cloned by cell sorter (MoFlo Dako) and allow to expand in a colony of several hundred cells.
So translations between different semantics allow to expand the applicability of existing argumentation systems.
The high degree of concordance of the data would allow to expand the NGS analysis to all archived GIST specimens, thus enlarging the sample size analyzed.
Characteristics that had never been previously evaluated or described, at least in Brazilian studies, behaved as determinants of EBF in the present study, and thus allow to expand the existing list of factors determining this practice.
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But existing grammar schools are allowed to expand.
Under the pact, they would be allowed to expand gradually to other cities.
After 2025 Iran will gradually be allowed to expand its efforts.
His company was allowed to expand lavishly despite falling behind on tax payments.
Citigroup was allowed to expand into commodities after 2003, and its competitors followed suit.
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