The phrase "allow us to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or making a formal suggestion to omit something or someone from a group or consideration.
Example: "In this analysis, we must allow us to exclude any outliers that may skew the results."
Alternatives: "permit us to omit" or "let us disregard".
However, whole genome sequencing does in some cases allow us to exclude direct transmission, by using the phylogenetic context provided by other strains.
While we could not find an association between use of NSAIDS or other medications and prevalence of liver function tests abnormalities, the study design did not allow us to exclude the possibility of over-the-counter (OTC) medication use that could have affected LFT's measurement.
"A drop in August does not allow us to exclude an increase the next month," Mr. Sapin said.
"We are clear in principle that what we need is a targeted, discretionary power to allow us to exclude British nationals from the UK".
"We may need to adjust our steroid (test) to allow us to exclude whether a test is modified by food or training or disease, before we can say that it's doping," Rabin said.
This ascertained degradation process does not allow us to exclude that another proteinaceous materials was simultaneously present.
This allowed us to exclude the use of the dynamic form factor derived from the conventional 1D model.
Firstly, we used CD56+ myogenic cells that allowed us to exclude from the analysis genes unrelated to myogenesis.
The use of the WHO protocol allowed us to exclude other diagnoses and to demonstrate that, despite appropriate treatment, many of the patients continued to show functional impairment.
Our supposition is further supported by the confirmation of our results, which were obtained using the INFINITI HPV-QUAD assay, which allows us to exclude possible false positives due to the high sensitivity of PCR.
The use of a CYP3A5-specific antibody allowed us to exclude the expression of CYP3A5 in the tested tumours, but the involvement of CYP3A7 could not be further clarified because of the absence of a specific anti-CYP3A7 antibody.
