The phrase "allowed the transcripts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permission or authorization regarding the access or distribution of transcripts, such as in legal or academic contexts.
Example: "The court allowed the transcripts of the proceedings to be released to the public."
Alternatives: "permitted the transcripts of" or "authorized the transcripts of".
The Dow Jones Factiva online archive allows to search the transcripts of evening news programs on ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News, PBS, and NBC.
The analysis allowed the identification of transcripts that could represent genes that trigger the embryogenesis process.
Venn diagrams of the DET among developmental stages allowed the identification of transcripts exclusive or common to the various stages of T. absoluta (Fig. 2).
Sorting of the expression profiles based on detection call allowed the identification of transcripts expressed exclusively in 1 of the 9 tissues tested.
This approach allowed the identification of transcripts directly related to fiber elongation process regardless of far downstream effects of the mutations and environmental conditions.
Furthermore, RT PCR and 5′ RACE analyses allowed the detection of transcripts that originate from both strands within the L5 element, thus revealing the presence of additional RNAPII promoters.
In contrast, probes against sequences matching spacer 1 of CRISPR 1 and spacers 4 and 12 of CRISPR 4 allowed the detection of transcripts in all three growth phases.
Comparing transcript and genome sequences allowed the identification of sense transcripts for 4,675 genes and antisense transcripts for 210 genes.
Furthermore, the dynamic nature of the data allowed us to pinpoint the transcripts of these genes as having the strongest ability to predict the behavior of others transcripts during aging.
Optimization of a real-time quantitative PCR procedure exploiting the fluorescent DNA-binding molecule, Sybr Green, has allowed the measurement of annetocin transcript levels over a range covering six orders of magnitude.
