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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allow us to emulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or expressing a desire to imitate or replicate something, often in a formal context.
Example: "In order to improve our processes, we would like to allow us to emulate the successful strategies implemented by your organization."
Alternatives: "permit us to replicate" or "let us imitate".
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But our physical condition does not allow us to emulate them physically.
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This combination of pseudo-tree cover and pseudo-satellite data allowed us to emulate the broad approach used to generate the global tree-cover product and the subsequent analyses of RN, HH, SA, FA and SH.
NRUBME allows us to emulate natural evolution to design indels for various applications.
The generation of new models that enable delineation of important signalling pathways in CCA, and others that emulate important CCA risk factors (such as PSC), will provide a more reliable reflection of CCA pathology and allow us to better predict the effects of new interventions.
Allow us to enlighten you.
These guys won't allow us to.
Allow us to elucidate.
Allow us to explain.
"No, he doesn't allow us to".
Facebook has freshened up its UI and allowed us to personalize the news stream to vaguely emulate Twitter.
Although we lack experimental evidence that allows us to state whether GSTP1 retains GST activity when bound by HPV-16 E7, it is remarkable how closely the conformation of this complex emulates the pattern of intermolecular contacts in the GSTP1 homodimer.
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