The phrase "allowing screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or the possibility of screening is being discussed, such as in medical, security, or research settings.
Example: "The new policy is focused on allowing screening for early detection of health issues."
Alternatives: "permitting screening" or "facilitating screening".
In addition, we introduce the novel idea that it is possible to select the probed depth as a function of the polarization ellipticity, thus allowing screening the tissue at any specific depth comprised between the surface and a maximum depth defined by the maximum penetration depth of the circularly polarized photons.
Future versions might use a mouth swab, allowing screening to be done at churches, street fairs and other gatherings.
Toxicology analyses: According to our current practice, blood and urine specimens were collected at the time of admission and sent to the different Tox Lab owing to the facilities provided by each, including the local hospital for a limited of toxiciants, the Tox Lab on duty in our institution allowing screening and dosing, and the Tox Lab of the Forensic Department of our institution.
The sequence-verified constructs contained a kanamycin resistance cassette, allowing screening for positive transformants in the T1 generation.
By substituting Y with G, it was possible to introduce convenient restriction enzyme site (SmaI), thus allowing screening of mutants.
The use of an ELISA kit is both cheaper and time saving, allowing screening of large populations.
The Luc-DENV-2 HTS assay allows screening for inhibitors of all steps of the viral life cycle.
Annotate-it also allows screening a user-defined (or automatically generated) panel of genes of interest.
Furthermore it allows screening for intra-abdominal hypertension via IGP estimation.
Additionally, NGS allows screening clone activity quantitatively, which was previously difficult using Sanger sequencing.
Furthermore, these mutants might allow screening for pharmacological compounds that alter Tie-2 function in vascular permeability.
