The phrase "allowed relating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express permission or acceptance regarding a relationship or connection, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The rules are strict, but there are some allowed relating factors that we can consider."
Alternatives: "permitted connections" or "accepted relationships".
This allowed relating the daily duration of each activity to the total time passed in each LCC.
Similar internal standards also allowed relating the uppermost band (48 kD) to the unprocessed cytoplasmatic protein (data not shown).
This simultaneous study of mycobacteria in humans and livestock allowed relating transmission risks.
This allowed relating the level of expression of a given gene to that in the mammary gland [ 23].
This allows relating the observed fractal dimensions to the stochastic properties of deformation by collective dislocation glide.
Conductivities of saline fluids at high pressure and temperatures (Quist et al. 1968) allow relating fluid conductivity to salinity (Hyndman and Shearer 1989; Reynard, et al. 2011).
Furthermore, the dendrogram analysis of actinoporins' N-terminal sequence allows relating differences in alignment with differences in activity among the four toxins.
Mathematical predictive models of longitudinal elasticity and bending stiffness of the textile prosthesis have been developed, allowing relating the prosthesis elasticity and flexibility with the crimping parameters.
Exploring the variable relationships is a crucial step prior to the modeling of freight trip demand which, in turn, allows relating parking demand with existing parking infrastructure to understand if it is adequate.
To remedy this situation, efforts such as the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) project, initiated by the National Library of Medicine in the US, managed to introduce mappings and concept unique identifiers (CUI), which allow relating common concepts across multiple terminologies [16].
DRIFTS data allow relating this to a higher stability of the Cu species forming the Cu+ carbonyls associated to the high activity and selectivity, so that they are fully reduced at higher temperature in agreement with TPR data.
