The phrase "allowing for tests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or inclusion of tests in a process or evaluation.
Example: "The new software update is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing for tests to be conducted at various stages of development."
Alternatives: "considering tests" or "accounting for tests".
The natural selection pressures that the theories invoke parental antagonism, sexual antagonism, coadaptation can be modulated in a lab setting, allowing for tests of their predictions experimentally.
Interestingly, the use of genetic markers provided a major breakthrough in the study of sexual selection, allowing for tests of paternity in natural populations but also increased opportunities for studies of post-copulatory processes during both sperm and pollen competition.
Of these, a total of 13,459 participants (69.6%) had completed the BFI questionnaire in the same or different assessment conditions, allowing for tests of the rank order stability coefficients of Big Five constructs.
These characteristics make the molestus form highly suited to rearing in the laboratory, allowing for testing of different light regimes under otherwise constant conditions.
Procrustes matrix superimpositions are a method of matrix correlation that allows for tests of association using raw untransformed data [7].
Unilateral depletion of striatal DA also allows for tests comparing the dopamine innervation on either side of the striatum [43], [44], [46].
In addition to the parameter estimates, the estimation procedure also allows for tests of statistical significance.
Most of the programs display the reconstructed ancestral states but do not allow for tests on ancestry and taxon clustering.
However, the currently available data do not allow for tests that could explicitly distinguish between this and the alternative explanations discussed above.
But it would be a significant compression of the program to allow for testing and safety certification, Boeing said.
The current policy allows for testing when there is a "reasonable suspicion" someone is using banned substances, but Nascar is discussing implementing a form of random testing.
