The phrase "allows the screening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or permission to evaluate or assess something, often in contexts like health, security, or research.
Example: "The new software allows the screening of potential candidates based on their qualifications."
Alternatives: "enables the evaluation of" or "permits the assessment of".
The protocol described herein allows the screening of hundreds of Sav mutants within a reasonable time frame using CFE.
Here we propose a refinement of this kind of rewiring, which allows the screening of the topological characteristics in between the 2K -distribution and the 3K -distribution, in order to unravel the contribution of specific topological patterns to our results, and in the form of a partial 2K -rewiring.
This method allows the screening of up to 96 clones in a single sequencing run.
This approach allows the screening of cell ECM interactions with greater efficiency compared to conventional coating of a typical microplate covered by a biopolymer [32].
Because the nervous system is mostly dispensable for viability in C. elegans, neuronally enhanced feeding RNAi allows the screening of genes with nonviable phenotypes for neuronal phenotypes.
In this study we have applied exome sequencing, which allows the screening of the complete spectrum of variation within protein coding genes.
A complete unbiased approach in this setup would have allowed the screening of 381,600 different interactions, i.e. 159 staphylococcal proteins tested against 2400 human proteins.
Comparisons between available experimental data (mixing ratios) and calculated limits lead to the conclusion that the present numerical method may allow the screening of other fuel/oxidant systems potentially of interest for spacecraft propulsion as well as for the determination of the range of mixing ratios able to ensure auto-ignitibility (hypergolicity) in combustion devices.
Overall, hxt 0 GLUT5 is a convenient, versatile, low-cost, GLUT5-specific, and fast system for identification and characterization of human GLUT5 ligands, allowing the screening of compound libraries for potential GLUT5 effectors that could serve as drugs for cancer, metabolic disease, and diabetes.
