"allows for results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something permits the obtaining of certain goals or outcomes. For example, "This new system allows for results that can be viewed in real-time."
This is not accounted for in the theory, but in some cases adding small amount of damping allows for results closer to observations (e.g., Lawrence and Prieto 2011).
Using mesh geometry as a repository and visualiser for the calculated data also offers the possibility to visualise results with the same flexibility and control as with conventional Blender meshes offering transparency, wireframes, animations etc and even allows for results planes to be exported from Blender as mesh geometry, or interchanged between Blender files.
Although this allows for results to be comparable for a specific set of culture conditions, the culture parameters are likely to have been suboptimal for a number of the species examined (e.g. C.emersonii potentially extending to the other green algae K.sp, C.saipanensis and even the cyanobacterial isolates).
This coming Monday 30 November last orders 11pm UK time, to allow for results on Thursday 3 December.
This allowed for results like the square root of a negative number, which even De Morgan himself called "unintelligible" and "absurd" (because all numbers when squared give positive results).
All bioluminescence measurements were then performed in precisely the same manner to allow for results at different time points to be compared.
In this regard, we have shown that B7-DC XAb also activates human DC [6], allowing for results in mouse models to be rapidly translated into the clinic.
However, data were collected on patients who refused to participate and analyses will be conducted to determine if selection bias is likely to be present, and allow for results to be adjusted accordingly.
This can be difficult to allow for, resulting in glasses breaking the 3D effect, and of course the necessity of wearing 3D glasses over one's glasses is a deal-breaker for many.
Different biochemical analyses did not allow for result comparison between this latter study and the present work.
An attrition rate of approximately 25% over the 6-month follow-up period (due to death and transfer to a residential aged care facility) has been allowed for, resulting in the full participation of 128 (64 intervention and 64 comparator participants).
