The phrase "allowed us to involve" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or opportunity to include someone or something in a process or activity.
Example: "The new policy allowed us to involve more stakeholders in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "permitted us to include" or "enabled us to engage".
When determining the class label for each SPN n i, instead of involving the entire dataset in the decision-making process, the theory of Markov random fields allows us to involve only a small local "neighborhood" of that SPN.
Our implementation proposal allows us to involve all healthcare centre professionals concerned in the care of breastfeeding mothers and their children.
These data allowed us to postulate that Hes1 involved in the thyroid differentiation of the thyrocytes and the C cells.
"But the budget restrictions have allowed us to get involved, and at the moment I'm on cloud nine.
For us, it was an incredible experience because it allowed us to get involved in that subject in the way that Toñi and Dan Sickles did.
This allowed us to recover proteins involved in many cellular processes, consistent with our immunofluorescence assay (IFA) data localizing the kinase subunits to both nuclear and cytoplasmic compartments.
Consequently, this approach allowed us to identify proteins involved in the transport of ionic precursors of the eggshell and the secreted eggshell matrix proteins that regulate the process of mineralization.
Finally, our data and methodology allowed us to find new genes involved in the pluripotency network, which we validated using CRISPR repression.
Comparison of the theoretical risk management model (based on information provided by government sources) with the actual situation after the debris flow event (as reported by local decision-makers in interviews) allowed us to identify the actors involved in crisis management in terms of decision making, liability, and interventions.
