The phrase "allows for the inference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to draw conclusions or make deductions based on provided information or evidence.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment allows for the inference that the new drug is more effective than the previous treatment."
Alternatives: "enables the conclusion" or "permits the deduction".
The method models gene family evolution as a stochastic birth-and-death process implemented as a probabilistic graphical model that allows for the inference of the most likely family sizes in the common ancestors of every branching point.
In addition, the NCA allows for the inference of separate evolutionary events in space and time.
In addition to many known protein relations, our dataset allows for the inference of previously unknown functional links.
Mapping this information onto the species tree allows for the inference of the evolutionary history of gene recruitment to that location.
Because estimation of a coalescent species tree explicitly models incomplete lineage sorting, its comparison with the simultaneous-analysis [ 42, 43] allows for the inference of hybridization from any incongruence between the two topologies when only orthologous alleles are sampled.
Like the IAT, the EAST is a reaction time (RT) sorting task that allows for the inference of implicit attitudes toward a target concept on the basis of task performance (see Sect. 'Methods' for details).
Data collected through the PSYCa 3 6 allows for the inferences of psychological difficulties and their main register of expression: depression, phobia, anxiety, regression, psychosomatic complaints, and post-traumatic disorder.
Recent developments for retrosynthetic reaction prediction [30 32] even allow for the inference of unknown reactions.
Table 6 shows that the CEC was high in all the treatments, with significant differences with respect to the control during all the evaluated months, allowing for the inference that the LRC, as a source of humus material, increases the CEC.
Tumors were obtained only when the KRAS oncogene was included and even on its own (64/102 = 63 % for all transductions that included KRAS) compared with 1/12 = 8 % when KRAS was not present does this allow for the inference that KRAS is the causal factor in the observed tumors in mice?
That ability would allow for the inference of regulatory networks from genome sequences alone as well as for the design of TFs with desired recognition sequences.
