The phrase "allows leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity or factor provides an advantage or influence over another.
Example: "The new policy allows leverage for small businesses to negotiate better terms with suppliers."
Alternatives: "provides an advantage" or "offers influence".
This integration allows leveraging existing business process within an organization without introducing additional redundant work.
A partial case of parse thickets, a rhetoric map of an answer, allows leveraging discourse for relevance in a rule-based manner.
Our vision is a "Doctor-in-the-Loop" system for biomedical experts that allows leveraging of state-of-the-art data analysis algorithms via intuitive visual interfaces, and fosters the communication of respective findings to interested stakeholders such as medical experts, patients, and their next-of-kin.
The creation of hybrid human machine systems is a highly promising direction as it allows leveraging both the scalability of machines over large amounts of data as well as keeping the quality of human intelligence in the loop to finally obtain both efficiency and effectiveness in data processing applications.
This requirement allows leveraging of UMLS but can limit the concepts that our framework can extract.
This allows leveraging from the web of Linked Data to address complex questions in translational research.
In addition, formal utilization of prior knowledge of PK/PD relationships using MCMC Bayesian algorithms allows leveraging of the wealth of prior knowledge for model development.
Their storage in the GPKB, together with the available annotations there integrated, allows leveraging the GPKB to perform integrated bio-searches, which may foster data-driven discoveries that can help unveiling new biomedical-molecular knowledge.
Similar quantification of such productivity losses may allow leveraging of worker interests with that of the management in feasible ways.
The system should also allow leveraging the user community as a resource for feedback about quality and errors: most version systems are closely coupled with feature/defect tracking subsystems (e.g., Bugzilla [ 70] for open-source projects).
In this work, we utilize a powerful extension of the AMP algorithm termed BASSAMP and introduced in [15] that allows to leverage prior knowledge and joint sparsity.
