The phrase "allows to display" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when referring to a feature or function that enables the act of displaying something, but it requires an object after "allows."
Example: "The software allows users to display their data in various formats."
Alternatives: "enables the display of" or "permits displaying."
This engineered approach allows to display a realistic combination of both visual and olfactory host-borne stimuli, which is prolonged over the time and standardized for each replicate.
Thus, i-pIDtune allows to display both open- and closed-loop responses of the estimated models and important control-relevant validation criteria, what enables the user to readily assess how design variable choices, control performance requirements and model error can impact the achievable closed-loop performance from a restricted complexity model estimated under noisy conditions.
This system allows to display and process various types of information like maps, matrices, chemical structures, spectra or images.
The UCSC genome browser allows to display potentially large genomic data sets, that are hosted at web-accessible locations by means of Track Hubs.
The approach allows to display the taxonomic distance between the representatives of the same OTU in different samples and use variety of the metadata for display.
Hierarchical clustering allows to display dendrograms of chromatograms and is made available using the hclust method in R, which can be applied with different linkage methods (cmp. Fig. 4c).
Some are even tattooed and pierced, although they are not allowed to display their adornments while on duty.
Each one has the same, six-foot-long stand and is allowed to display no more than 10 wines.
In his 1950s and 60s movies, Poitier was not allowed to display much, if any, evidence of sexuality.
Companies that subscribed to the NRA codes were allowed to display a Blue Eagle emblem, symbolic of cooperation with the NRA.
