The phrase "allowing for structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or inclusion of certain frameworks or systems in a particular context.
Example: "The design of the new software is flexible, allowing for structures that can adapt to various user needs."
Alternatives: "considering frameworks" or "accounting for systems".
The presence of charge along the copolymer backbone does not interfere with host guest chemistry,[ 40] allowing for structure direction and copolymer assembly to be controlled synergistically, but independently.
In 1987, the site was rezoned to allow for structures taller than 14 stories.
The question is not so much what Lay understood; it's why the board allowed for structures that made understanding so difficult.
Recent methods allow for structure modeling guided by NMR chemical shifts, used as a means to optimize a physically realistic energy function that reproduces the native features of protein structures12, 13.
We present a case study on how X-ray crystallography and bioinformatics can work hand in hand to allow for structure determination of a repeat protein that resists standard experimental approaches.
Further extensions of our approach are possible to allow for structure within the pathway database, such as the hierarchical organization of the Gene Ontology (The Gene Ontology Consortium, 2000).
In summary, microscopy and 3D visualization are important tools for biofilm research, and correctly designed studies using the CBD may allow for structure-function analyses on a high-throughput scale.
The combination of microscopy with microbial cultivation in the CBD – an apparatus that was designed for high-throughput susceptibility testing – allows for structure-function analysis of biofilms under multivariate growth and exposure conditions.
Accurate mass measurements and fragmentation pattern obtained during an LC-QTOF-MS analysis allowed for structure elucidation of TPs followed by the creation of transformation pathway of selected pharmaceuticals.
Greater spatial coverage than could be achieved using any single photograph was obtained in our study, allowing for larger structures to be visualized and analysed as a whole.
