Sentence examples for allows to sort from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "allows to sort" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to include a subject or an object, such as "allows us to sort" or "allows you to sort."
Example: "The new software allows us to sort the data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "enables sorting" or "permits sorting."

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The time associated with each single event allows to sort coincidences and to model dead-time.

Calculating the GLS statistic and then the corresponding P-values from the chi-square distribution allows to sort a set of competing topologies and to establish confidence sets for topologies.

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Ukrainians must be allowed to sort out their own problems.

For a while they were allowed to sort mail for prisoners.

Particles' morphology, size and elemental composition were analysed through SEM EDX, allowing to sort them by geochemical sources.

Depending on the operations allowed to sort a permutation, we have a different variant of the permutation sorting problem.

Other display options allow to sort and limit the output to a certain number of genes and to remove individual genes manually in order to fine-tune the output.

The dispersion of results is noteworthy; the exercise allowed to sort-out technically eligible candidates for the application.

Me go to college?" If, on the other hand, the character held a degree, you were allowed to say, "Sort of," or, sometimes, "I think so".

FlipKey.com has a great last-minute-deal section that allows you to sort by destination.

The site allows users to sort their links alphabetically and to drag and drop links.

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