The phrase "allowed to detect a difference" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing permissions or capabilities related to recognizing variations or distinctions in a particular context.
Example: "The software is allowed to detect a difference in user behavior to improve its recommendations."
Alternatives: "permitted to identify a difference" or "authorized to recognize a difference."
Reviewing the ROI's placed on the brain did not allow to detect a difference in attenuation (median interobserver difference of 4.5 HU), this in accordance with previous reports [ 4].
The comparison between backbone and genome organization stability for intra-species comparisons allowed to detect an important difference between pathogens and free-living non-pathogens: gene content dynamics plays a much more prominent role in the evolution of pathogen genomes, whereas free-living species tend to have slower gene content dynamics.
A power analysis indicated that a sample size of 25 episodes per group would allow to detect a 20% difference (P<0.05, power=0.8).
A total number of 540 children (180 SAM and 360 non-SAM) would allow to detect a minimum difference of 8%% in ACPR proportion (87 % in SAM versus 95%% in non-SAM children), with a statistical power of at least 80%% and a 2-sided significance level of 5%%, and 15%% expected missing endpoints.
The design of the study allowed to detect multiplicative differences of R = 1.5-fold, indicating a 50% increase or a 33.3% decrease [53].
A larger sample size might have allowed us to detect a difference.
Secondly, the sample size allowed us to detect a difference in the ICC of 0.13 (a relatively high difference).
A sample size of 64 allowed us to detect a difference of 0.7 times the standard deviation or larger between the two ventilatory methods with 80% power.
Given the baseline high rate of infection, our small sample size may not have allowed us to detect a difference in the risk of infections among children with and without recent ED visits.
