The phrase "allows to demonstrate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one entity provides the opportunity for another to show or prove something.
Example: "The new software allows us to demonstrate our findings more effectively during presentations."
Alternatives: "enables us to demonstrate" or "permits us to show".
A specific Case Study is discussed in detail in the paper, which allows to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed methodology.
Taken together, the modulation of neuronal oscillations allows to demonstrate causal links between brain oscillations and cognitive processes and to obtain important insights into human brain function.
The comparison of the adaptive refinement of the discretization with a non-adaptive procedure and with the wavelet Galerkin approach allows to demonstrate the computational efficiency of the proposal within the framework of the Karhunen Loève series expansion.
ArguLab [107] is a web front-end that allows to demonstrate the capabilities of PyAAL.
One approach to investigate heterogeneity is based on histogram analysis of the distribution of pharmacokinetic parameters inside the tumour, which allows to demonstrate a rim core difference in drug effect (Checkley et al, 2003).
Whereas an ROC curve allows to demonstrate the sensitivity and the specificity achieved at each personal p t and to compare these values to what would be achieved using the optimal p c, it might also be of interest to show the net benefit achieved by the optimal p c as a function of p t.
"You're allowed to demonstrate".
"Anybody is allowed to demonstrate in a public park.
It seems as though we are not even allowed to demonstrate any more.
"As wives of serving officers we aren't allowed to demonstrate, but this time I am ready to join those speaking against that," she says.
Since the Occupy movement has not yet articulated any specific demands, it is difficult to say how long they should be allowed to demonstrate before moving along.
