The phrase "allowing us to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to omit or disregard certain elements or options in a given context.
Example: "The new policy is more efficient, allowing us to exclude unnecessary steps in the process."
Alternatives: "enabling us to omit" or "permitting us to disregard".
A second PCR, performed with primers P1 and P2 (Table 1), which encompass the regulatory region upstream of the transcriptional start, resulted in no amplification in samples using cDNA as template, allowing us to exclude genomic DNA contamination in the RNA preparation of UVA1, UL5 and P. pentosaceus DSM 20336T (data not shown).
Therefore, the BBN used as CAS did not exceed 69 dB SPL, allowing us to exclude the presence of measurable stapedial reflex in view of the predefined qualification criterion (CART ≥75 dB SPL).
Control experiments verified that the pv1 gene locus was per se open for gene targeting experiments, allowing us to exclude technical limitations in our experimental strategy.
By using PFGE, a wide genomic diversity was shown among the 132 S. aureus isolates (data not shown), allowing us to exclude a bias in the statistical analysis.
The open field test was conducted after the aforementioned behavioral tests, allowing us to exclude possible nonspecific locomotor effects of antagonists or FAT treatments.
By allowing us to exclude many wrong identifications on the basis of molecular formula, this should allow us to improve the sensitivity and specificity of our identifications.
This allowed us to exclude the use of the dynamic form factor derived from the conventional 1D model.
Firstly, we used CD56+ myogenic cells that allowed us to exclude from the analysis genes unrelated to myogenesis.
The use of the WHO protocol allowed us to exclude other diagnoses and to demonstrate that, despite appropriate treatment, many of the patients continued to show functional impairment.
However, whole genome sequencing does in some cases allow us to exclude direct transmission, by using the phylogenetic context provided by other strains.
Our supposition is further supported by the confirmation of our results, which were obtained using the INFINITI HPV-QUAD assay, which allows us to exclude possible false positives due to the high sensitivity of PCR.
