The phrase "allows to screen" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to screen" or "allows you to screen."
Example: "The new software allows us to screen applicants more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables screening" or "permits screening."
Establishing patient-derived xenografts (PDXs) is a costly and time-consuming option that only allows to screen very few potential drugs.
A variety of gRNA libraries are currently available through Addgene (www.addgene.org) that allows to screen tens of thousands of genes genome-wide or a specialized group of genes (e.g. kinases, transcription factors) for gene targets that are responsible for a biological phenotype of interest.
The financial budget for the study allows to screen for eligible participants until October 2009.
Reducing the size of gene/protein networks to the few links affected by large changes allows to screen for putative mechanistic relationships among the genes/proteins that are involved in adaptation to different experimental conditions, yielding important hypotheses, insights and suggestions for new experiments.
The possibility to culture intestinal organoids in 96-well plates, and possibly even smaller formats, not only allows to screen a large number of samples and dilutions of compounds to generate quantitative data, but also represents an economical method that limits the use of expensive drugs.
During those three testing periods, the schools are allowed to screen one athlete for performance-enhancing drugs.
Growth will also be fostered by the government's 2012 decision to relax the number of foreign movies allowed to screen each year from 20 to 34.
The government's recent decision to relax the number of foreign movies allowed to screen each year from 20 to 34 should also boost profits for US studios.
Lenders could face limitations on the number of TV adverts they are allowed to screen in an hour and the times of day they can advertise.
