The phrase "allows exposed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that permits exposure, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The design allows exposed wiring, which can be a safety hazard."
Alternatives: "permits exposure" or "enables exposure".
This operation allows exposing structures lying inside (to see through the brain) as well as enables a simultaneous display of surface and sectional anatomy in any orientation.
This result is probably due to a higher PBR illuminated surface area, and a more regular flow pattern between the illuminated and dark zones verified in SCAPBR 50, which allows exposing cells to regular light dark periods.
RACK1 dimerization allows exposing a new surface of the protein, buried within the propeller core in the monomeric form [ 46].
It is worth noting that heavy strand DNA can be found at low levels as a single stranded DNA-RNA hybrid [ 50, 51] or bound by mtSSB [ 52], whose displacement or processing would allow exposed single-stranded DNA to fold into intramolecular GQ structures.
This environment will allow exposing the divertor ACW components up to 20 MW/m2 heat flux during long pulse.
These properties allow exposing components in a library (catalog), sharing components for use in different applications, and assembling them in a personalised session.
Furthermore, these devices can include active elements, which allow exposing cells to mechanical stimuli and surface strains, by stretching the substrate on which they are grown (Sinha et al. 2015).
For example, using several mentions of media at the end of a tweet allows to expose the tweet in the largest number of users.
This allowed media exposed to particles to interact with cells below the Transwell membrane barrier.
The role of collagenase digestion during the microvessel isolation protocol is to break down the basal lamina, allowing the exposed endothelial cells to protrude (Song & Pachter, 2003).
