The phrase "allowing to visualise" is not correct in standard written English.
It is missing a subject or object to clarify what is being allowed to visualize.
Example: "The new software features are allowing users to visualize their data more effectively."
Alternatives: "enabling visualization" or "facilitating visualization".
This approach allows to visualise how plausibility of the hypotheses changes with the increasing belief and decreasing allowed variation.
In imaging of spinal infection, MRI is generally more useful as it allows to visualise bone marrow and soft tissue changes.
For the latter, MCA has the advantage of implying neither linearity nor specific distribution characteristics and to allows to visualise association between markers and tumours.
Moreover, the use of cumulative offspring production allows to visualise which population had the maximum offspring production and the time needed to reach it.
A tube is inserted into the airways of the lungs to provide images, allowing doctors to visualise the tumour and decide how to treat the patient.
Intact removes a single piece of tissue, potentially allowing radiologists to excise the entire lesion as well as allowing pathologists to visualise lesion architecture more easily and to calculate margins.
Their kit comes with the usual glassware, burner, safety specs but in addition there's a niffy macro lens that turns your phone or tablet into a microscope, google-cardboard style VR-googles and very snazzy iOS/Android app allowing you to visualise molecules in fab 3D.
But my recent discovery of The Beverly Hills Institute of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery (at bevhills.com, lol) has changed all that by allowing me to visualise what I might look like after a few facial tweaks via their breakthrough, revolutionary FaceTouchUp software. .
To show more clearly how the number of records varies through the water column, regardless of bottom depth, we re-calibrated the sample depth x bottom depth matrix so that each column summed to 1, allowing us to visualise separately for each bottom depth the proportion of records occurring at each sample depth.
Structure from Motion (SfM) uses the principle that movement through a scene allows an understanding of the shape of the scene in three dimensions, in the same way as walking through a room allows one to visualise the space and objects placed within it.
One extraordinary feature of imagination is that it allows humans to visualise objects they have never seen.
