The phrase "allows the flux of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the movement or flow of something, such as energy, information, or resources.
Example: "The new policy allows the flux of information between departments, enhancing communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "facilitates the flow of" or "enables the movement of".
Studies in BAECs have shown that following elevation of [Ca2+]i, MTX causes the activation of large pores (i.e., COP) that allow the flux of ethidium and propidium-based vital dyes into the cell.
It is well established that once the mitochondrial permeability transition pore is formed, a non-selective, high conductance pore allowing the flux of solutes up to 1.5 kDa across the inner mitochondrial membrane is opened.
The code allows to compute the flux of secondary particles in the atmosphere and at ground level.
While traditional methods of comparison and typing are based upon the comparison of divergence within genes that are common and highly conserved, the genomic approach facilitates a very different and complementary method of investigation that allows the commonality and flux of genes, and combinations of genes, within and between species to be addressed.
This allows the prediction of flux solutions that are more consistent with experimental data.
The method proposed allows the prediction of the flux distribution and temporal behaviour of key metabolites (starch and maltose) during the 12/12 light-dark cycle, which was successfully confirmed by empirical results.
FEM is used here to study the field behavior of an induction motor in terms of magnetic vector potential (MVP), which allows the easy determination of flux and flux density.
The concept of a partial flux control coefficient allows the quantification of the fractions of the flux change in relation to changes occurring in individual intermediates [ 32, 60, 61].
Flux Balance Analysis (FBA) allows the determination of the optimal flux distribution on a network described in terms of the stoichiometry of the reactions and yields reliable results in the study of metabolic systems [ 4- 6].
Steady-state metabolic flux analysis (MFA) is an experimental approach that allows the measurement of multiple fluxes in the core network of primary carbon metabolism.
