The phrase "allowing us to test" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or condition that enables testing or experimentation.
Example: "The new software update is allowing us to test the system's performance under different conditions."
Alternatives: "enabling us to test" or "permitting us to test".
The resultant parameter estimates for each regressor (at each voxel) were compared using t-tests, allowing us to test for correlations of the fMRI BOLD signal and the parameters of interest.
A. anableps opsin sequence data will be used to design in situ probes allowing us to test the hypothesis that opsin gene expression differs in the distinct ventral and dorsal retinas found in this species.
In addition, we have the potential to establish comparison groups in whom the mechanism of onset is consistent resulting in the ability to use true experimental design in studies of LBP potentially allowing us to test responses to intervention in a homogenous LBP model.
Here, this pre-defined ROI was used to interrogate activity relating to other body parts, thus allowing us to test the usage-driven hypotheses independently.
The presence of siblings within a "family" permits the estimation of family fixed effects models, allowing us to test for family-specific, as well as individual-specific, heterogeneity using a standard Hausman test (see Kim and Frees 2006).
"We're surrounded by some of the best paddle-boarding locations, allowing us to test and develop our products locally," says co-founder John Hibbard.
The resulting scientific paper, showed in unprecedented detail the shape of the learning curve, allowing us to test existing theories of learning, as well as suggesting some new ideas on the best ways to learn.
And this may be no bad thing: it may be better to think of UBI and other basic income proposals as thought experiments, allowing us to test our intuitions about subjects such as fairness, inequality, property, markets and risk.
First, we introduce a new neural conditioning rule probabilistic conditioning rule (PCR) allowing us to test hypotheses (associations between visual categories and movements) during a given time span.
This reduced the execution time by more than two orders of magnitude, allowing us to test a larger selection of parameter values within some days of execution.
However, some of the assessed areas have since been impacted by lava during the 2014 2015 eruption, allowing us to test this assumption.
