The phrase "allowing for flux" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that you are taking into account variability or change in a situation.
Example: "When planning the project timeline, we must consider potential delays, allowing for flux in the schedule."
Alternatives: "accounting for variability" or "considering changes".
Clearly, the main difference with (2) is that (3) allows for flux vectors generating a net production of chemical species (corresponding to the metabolites for which the strict inequality holds in (3)).
Furthermore, to observe the flux distribution of all branches involved, the parameter values were adjusted from those obtained from literature to allow for fluxes of the twelve fully processed glycans fall within the same order of magnitude.
Multilayer coatings enhance x-ray mirror performance at incidence angles steeper than the critical angle, allowing for improved flux, design flexibility and facilitating alignment.
Multi-tissue simulations can provide a basis for designing isotopomer flux experiments and allow for mapping flux results onto the network.
With this method, the solidified layer of phase change material on the heat exchanger surface is kept at constant thickness, allowing for constant heat flux during the major period of the discharging process.
FVA is used for the detectionmof essential reactions or reactions allowing for am high flux variation, thereby providing robustness against environmental influences.
For such simulations we present two methods for representing Γ that allow for anomalous flux transport, i.e., regions where the flux flows up the local gradient of n.
This approach allows for multiple flux ratio constraints to be included simultaneously, and the flux balancing problem can be solved using simple linear programming.
This is indeed valuable in light of the consideration above: among all the available metabolic states permitted by the availability of serum metabolites, no scenario allows for a flux towards all biomass precursors simultaneously.
When moving, humans need an organizational framework that allows for information flux between logistical groups/individuals and the source populations.
