The phrase "allows follow" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The system allows follow-up questions to clarify any doubts."
Alternatives: "permits following" or "enables following."
The non-invasive character of fluorescence imaging allows follow up over time and assessment of anti-angiogenic treatment efficacy in vivo (Fig. 3) [ 37].
Rehabilitation has a threefold problem regarding hemiplegia: the first is how to handle the single case to obtain the best result; second is to have a set of structures that allows follow up for the hemiplegic person in the whole rehabilitative course, step by step, phase by phase, according to his needs; third is to verify the reality of rehabilitative intervention.
We'll keep the live blog goin' as long as the mighty mobile broadband overlords allow – follow along after the jump.
But from the early 1980s private local radio stations were allowed, followed by cable television channels and later satellite television.
Chilcot, though going further than many expected – and probably as far as its non judicial framework allowed – follows in that sad tradition of so far, but no further.
After lunch there was a strict siesta (no talking allowed), followed by the afternoon activity based on the subject of the day.
Then, 1-min rest was allowed followed by another minute of toe lifting.
A burn-in of 10,000 iterations was allowed, followed by 20,000 iterations where values for monitored variables were stored and thinned by 10.
5. Scenario 6 considering 1000 generations where migration was not allowed followed by 10 generations where m = 0.01 or m = 0.1.
This feature allows follow-up diagnostic evaluations during cancer treatment.
It allows follow-ups regardless of physical location of the participant and is able to reach a large number of participants in complex environments and contexts.
