The phrase "allowing for relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing considerations or factors that should be taken into account in a particular context.
Example: "The study was conducted allowing for relevant variables that could impact the results."
Alternatives: "considering pertinent" or "taking into account significant".
In the present paper, we show how monotonicity properties of both dynamics and constraints allow for relevant analytical upper and lower approximations of the viability kernel through weakly and strongly invariant sets.
We are aware of our study limitations and we agree that ecological interventions, indeed, allow for less experimenter control, while, at the same time, they allow for relevant implications for practice in the real world.
This project has also made SureChEMBL accessible via the Open PHACTS API [6] which provides more programmatic access to patent-derived data and allows for relevant use cases to be addressed that cannot be efficiently tackled with a web-based GUI (e.g. SciFinder [7]).
When asked why Smartsheet is any different from Google Spreadsheets or Zoho Sheet, he pointed to three differentiating capabilities: (1) it provides streamlined updates to any document changes; (2) it allows for "relevant alerts," meaning you can subscribe to only the alerts you want regarding a document at a time interval that you specify; (3) it gives a history of changes on all fields.
No formal adjustments for multiplicity were made, but p-values were presented for each test to allow for relevant interpretation.
Moreover, the sample sizes should have been sufficiently large enough to allow for relevant baseline differences to be apparent.
We 'lagged' exposure by 1 year (childhood leukaemia) or 5 years (all other cancer outcomes) to allow for relevant latency periods; thus we examined data for the adult cancers from 1987 1997 and for childhood leukaemia from 1983 1997.
This key element of our methodology, using the symptoms of cough to prompt the patient to perform the EBC collections, allows for relevant acid reflux event to be identified, no matter how infrequent and brief.
A prerequisite, however, is that such a repository can easily and securely be accessed at a distance, and that tools exist that allow for relevant data to be extracted and/or analysed when necessary.
The formation of the alternative spatial model of HSAP allows for relevant clustering effects of the small areas within these population-based health markets (e.g. variation in thresholds for stationary admission resulting from availability of beds, outpatient facilities with the possibility of monitoring a child for a short period of time).
