The phrase "allow to segregate" is not correct in English as it is missing a subject or object.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express permission for something to be separated or divided, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new policy will allow the data to segregate based on user preferences."
Alternatives: "permit segregation" or "enable separation".
Few computational mechanisms have been proposed that allow to segregate multiple motions.
In general, clustering the 19 different variables showed that phenotypic markers, defined by flow cytometry, allow to segregate healthy individuals from individuals with neurological diseases.
Diagnoses 'per se' can allow to segregate patients into defined categories but do not seem to be an adequate basis for understand real needs of patients and for planning a clinically helpful therapeutic program.
When the duplication is allowed to segregate, only the segregant that carries the copy of the intact essential gene survives.
The pilot system implemented in a building at University of Sao Paulo allowed to segregate greywater collection and characterization.
It adds that schools are not allowed to segregate based on "broad generalizations or stereotypes about the differences between transgender students and other students of the same sex".
We identified 19 variables for immune cell subsets (percentages) which allowed to segregate healthy individuals and individuals with CNS disorders.
Although we identified 19 significantly different immune markers in PBMCs which allowed to segregate healthy individuals and individuals with neurological disease, none of these markers were associated with expression of the Il-7 receptor.
Among ERα36 expressing samples, the "best" threshold (which leads to the highest network difference score) was ΔC (t) = 8.35 and allowed to segregate a high ERα36 expressing class ([ERα36++]) of 24 tumors and a low ERα36 expressing class ([ERα36+]) of 84 tumors.
