The phrase "allows for entry of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or mechanism that permits or facilitates access to something.
Example: "The new security system allows for entry of authorized personnel only."
Alternatives: "permits access to" or "facilitates entry of".
HNM1 encodes a small molecule transporter that presumably allows for entry of mechlorethamine within the cell (Li and Brendel 1993).
LMR allows for entry of both structured dictionary-based data (e.g. medications, allergies, problems) as well as narrative text (e.g. progress notes, radiology and pathology reports, and others).
This allows for entry of GTP, which is accompanied by a change in RF3-conformation from semi-open (apo-RF3) to open (RF3GTP) where GTP is stabilized by a Mg2+ ion coordinated by a well-ordered switch region 1. 10.7554/eLife.00411.016 Figure 8. RF3 nucleotide loading-and-release. (A ) RF3GTP with the nucleotide-binding pocket inside the red box.
The activation of membrane-bound AC by G protein-coupled receptors, such as FSH receptor, may in turn activate CFTR, a cAMP-activated anion channel, allowing for entry of HCO3− and subsequent activation of sAC in other cellular compartments.
The bottom endcap has a hole drilled in it to allow for entry of cables and to allow moisture to escape, and the top endcap has a hole to allow a window for observations.
On the downside, the data entry program did not allow for entry of text field notes by the research assistants, who had to use a paper notebook for such notes.
Adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors have been predominantly used as in vivo gene therapy vehicles due to their low immunogenicity combined with a breadth of viral tropism that allows for entry into a variety of target cells.
A ramp allows for entry into the house.
In addition, only patients with clear cell histology were allowed for entry in two out of the three previous studies (Motzer et al, 2006b, 2007).
In contrast with the tight active site, the large open-entrance of SAM/SAH binding site (Fig. 4C) allows for free entry of SAM and exit of SAH during successive methylations.
The flexible version of jFATCAT allows for the entry of twists in protein structures while matching their fragments, which provides better alignments in a number of cases.
