The phrase "allowing replication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability or permission for something to be duplicated or reproduced.
Example: "The new software update includes features allowing replication of data across multiple devices."
Alternatives: "enabling duplication" or "permitting reproduction".
The recently discovered Y-family of DNA polymerases permit the continuity of the replication fork by allowing replication through such lesions that impede the replicative polymerases [4].
To overcome the block, these 'sloppy copiers' add nucleotides to the replicating strand opposing the DNA lesion, thus allowing replication to continue, but nevertheless introducing mutations into the newly synthesized sequence20.
Best supportive care is poorly defined in clinical trials, and a standard framework for delivery of such care is needed, using best available evidence and allowing replication of studies.
Google rejects this argument by claiming that the DMCA safe harbor is so broad that it bars liability for all direct, vicarious, and contributory infringement claims that arise from storage services offered by an ISP, which include any "automated process for allowing replication, transmittal, and display of user-submitted materials covered by the storage provision".
Therefore, allowing replication would not lead exclusively to homoduplex patches).
Cleavage of the single Holliday junction restores the replication fork, allowing replication to continue.
These variables are important to report to allow replication of AR, and poor replicability of AR results has been a major problem in recent literature [40],[40].
These variables are important to report to allow replication of AR, and poor replicability of AR results has been a major problem in recent literature [ 40],[ 41].
Most mutations that were predicted to disrupt the secondary structures fail to replicate, while compensatory mutations were allowed replication to resume.
Most of the studies listed in table 1 are likely to have reported overestimates of replicability as only one asked whether there was sufficient information to allow replication.
At the higher flux rate (Table 3) this means that a cell could replicate every 7 21 hr and the lower flux rate (Table 4) allows replication every 11 35 hr.
