The phrase "allows inclusion of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to include something within a certain context, such as a document, system, or process.
Example: "The new software update allows inclusion of a wider range of file formats for better compatibility."
Alternatives: "permits the addition of a" or "enables the incorporation of a".
This definition allows inclusion of a reasonable number of individuals that are broadly representative of the study cohort.
Multiplexing allows inclusion of a pooled reference sample, that is used for normalisation within the gel and comparisons between gels, a distinct advantage over conventional 2D electrophoresis.
The ANN model allows inclusion of a large number of variables and there are not many assumptions (such as normality) that need to be verified.
Our results suggest using three years' follow-up and at least two eGFR measurements per year is most appropriate for a RP definition, as it allows inclusion of a reasonable number of individuals and is associated with the known risk factors.
In this manner the data set is not limited by any additional annotation being available and allows inclusions of a much larger set of protein structures.
Discussion The marginal structural model allowed inclusion of a large number of patients while minimizing biases resulting from our observational design.
The original title has been broadened to encompass, Measures of Personality and Social Psychological Constructs, thereby allowing inclusion of a considerably wider range of key topics, in a major expansion from 12 chapters in the 1991 version, to no fewer than 26 substantive chapters in the present volume.
Nevertheless, a chi-square test across the studies that allowed inclusion of a higher number of patients (63) also failed to show a significant association between humoral response and CBR (data not shown).
This allowed inclusion of a wide range of pNET histologies, from low-grade to high-grade neuroendocrine neoplasms.
On the other hand, the Myriad tables only allowed inclusion of a maximum of three members of the family, including the patient.
However, linkage with other databases (e.g. census data) allowed inclusion of a minimum number of socio demographic and environmental related variables in most countries.
