The phrase "allowing for comparative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider differences or similarities between items, situations, or data in a comparative analysis.
Example: "The study was conducted allowing for comparative analysis between the two groups to understand the impact of the intervention."
Alternatives: "considering comparisons" or "taking into account comparisons".
The present study explores the effect of changing principle environmental conditions where there is a wealth of previously published orthogonal transcriptomic data [6], [7], [16], [18] allowing for comparative analyses.
An advantage of using this platform is that it contains the complete genomes of both pathogenic and non-pathogenic E. coli, thereby allowing for comparative studies and an extensive evaluation of expression patterns in both housekeeping genes and putative virulence factors.
Motivation: The number of completely sequenced genomes is continuously rising, allowing for comparative analyses of genomic variation.
This platform can also serve for analysis of TEs in sequenced genomes of other Anophelines, allowing for comparative purposes.
The membranes were cut into several strips to be immunoblotted with distinct antibodies, thus allowing for comparative analysis of the amount of each protein in the same sample.
In recent years, an increasing amount of information on metabolism from different species has become available, allowing for comparative genomic-scale studies on the evolution of specific pathways or whole metabolic networks [ 1– 4].
59 While the few studies evaluating platelet aggregates in the treatment of chondral lesions or OA report decreased pain in the postinjection period compared with hyaluronic acid, 60 61 these do not allow for comparative analysis of clinical effectiveness.
Non-transplanted cryopreserved and non-cryopreserved skin strips from other ten rats (n = 10) were allowed for comparative biomechanical test.
This case study will be analysed under the umbrella of same conceptual framework as the previous case study in order to allow for comparative conclusions.
While a genome sequence for the 1988 food isolate has been reported, we sequenced the genomes of the 1988 human isolate as well as a human and a food isolate from the 2000 outbreak to allow for comparative genome analyses.
The authors have also built an adapter that is connected to the housing of the sensing system to allow for comparative ballistic tests to be performed on hunting broadheads.
