The phrase "allows the dissection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something enables or permits a detailed examination or analysis of a subject or object.
Example: "The new software allows the dissection of complex data sets, making it easier for researchers to identify patterns."
Alternatives: "enables the analysis of" or "permits the examination of".
The identification of 12 APIPs targeted by AvrPiz-t allows the dissection of how AvrPiz-t contributes its virulence functionality to rice blast pathogen.
Furthermore, this model allows the dissection of both stromal and hematopoietic signals through the use of host and donor mice.
The method allows the dissection of the molecular basis of the functional connections and we describe the different regulatory mechanisms that explain the network's topology obtained for the yeast cell cycle data.
The advantage of this is that it allows the dissection of short-term, acute responses to secreted factors in this microenvironment but does not address the role of such factors with chronic exposure.
Consequently, this allows the dissection of the key functional variant from other variants that are tagging signals on the same haplotype, because the non-causal tagging signals will be less likely to be preserved across diverse populations.
We developed a new approach, PQ, that allows the dissection of each tree of the phylogenetic forest using quartets, by focusing on the relationships among the different strains in each and every gene tree.
From the basic research perspective, the ability to generate chimeric histidine kinase molecules could allow the dissection of specific functions of the individual components in multigene families.
The addition of six new sequences to those previously reported [10] allowed the dissection of R into two subhaplogroups, R1 and R2.
These studies will ultimately allow the dissection of regulatory networks, which underlie the transcriptional response to infection [1], [2], [3], [4].
Analysis of recombinant mouse strains allowed the dissection of multipartite loci in char2 [6], [6], char3 [7] and char4 [8] regions and to the identification of positional candidate genes for the char9 locus [9].
The new model described in this article has, for the first time, embedded quantitative genetic principles into a chi-square test framework, allowing the dissection of overall multilocus genetic effects into various components including epistatic interactions of high orders.
