The phrase "allows further interpretations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept, text, or situation that can be understood or analyzed in multiple ways.
Example: "The poem's ambiguous language allows further interpretations, inviting readers to explore its deeper meanings."
Alternatives: "permits additional interpretations" or "enables further analysis".
In contrast, applying symbolic probabilistic algorithms allows further interpretation of single terms and components of the method concerning modeled cognitive processes.
By showing examples of the phenomena to the reader this allows further interpretation and understanding of the text and the true 'authentic' nature of the experiences to be revealed.
To allow further interpretation of the unhashed fingerprints, the execution of the method calculate_unhashed_fps generates a dictionary, namely CalculateFPs.substructures_smiles, with the substructure integer idenfiers as keys, and their structure in SMILES format as values.
Protein expression and phosphorylation need to be investigated to allow further interpretation, although beyond the scope of this study.
Results from these studies would allow further interpretation of whether increasing hospitalisation and decreasing primary care consultation trends are not specific to CAP among older adults.
The clip allows further imagination and interpretation, and so we invite people to participate and build their own story".
Hence, reloading allows further clustering.
Principal components analysis (PCA), via the R 'prcomp' package, allowed further visualization and interpretation of spectral groupings.
Although the primary objective was to study the prediction of an abnormal 6-hour aEEG, the availability of MRI or long-term follow up data would have allowed further validation and interpretation of the threshold Thompson scores, particularly in the infants with moderate-severe encephalopathy who were not cooled.
The study design used in this study does not allow for further interpretations on potential dispersal limitations within the spatiotemporal interval of 35 70 years and 100 m.
