The phrase "allowed us to explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or opportunity to clearly express or define something.
Example: "The new policy allowed us to explicitly outline our expectations for the project."
Alternatives: "permitted us to clearly" or "enabled us to distinctly".
To this end, we designed an experimental setup that allowed us to explicitly model the cultivation conditions and use these to infer the activity of TFs.
For example, the transcriptome assembly has allowed us to explicitly test the hypothesis that conopeptides are under diversifying selection [ 5].
These procedures yielded computationally stable results and allowed us to explicitly evaluate the sensitivity of our results to the values of the variance components.
This allowed us to explicitly study the effects of ATLR with respect to pre- and postoperative reorganization of material specific memory function.
This allowed us to explicitly test whether sensitivity to devaluation relates to the manner in which associations are learned through experience.
This methodology for exposure categorization allowed us to explicitly model risk for the study outcome within set risk windows during the course of drug treatment, and it has been used in a previous pharmacoepidemiological study.
These investment expenditures are subject to several time lags (including, among others, legislative, design and implementation lags), and as a result, they will affect the economy with a possibly substantial delay; however, the feedback mechanism used allows us to explicitly incorporate these lags into the design of the fiscal policy rules.
Besides the parameters used, this approach also allows us to explicitly specify the software (and its version), the agent (who executed it).
32 We will seek to explain this heterogeneity by linking sensitivities to patient characteristics, and the use of constructs that allow us to explicitly incorporate underlying attitudes.
We designed an experimental setup that allows us to explicitly model the cultivation conditions and use these to infer the activity of TFs.
However, as the basis for our proposed visualization, we need an approach that allows us to explicitly generate a joint coordinate system that can be used to consistently specify coordinates of annotations (and also of experimental data such as mapped sequencing reads or RNAseq expression graphs), which can be used independently from a specific analysis or visualization software.
