To accommodate for such variables, we only performed analyses comparing contemporaneous cohorts of mice, using littermates and large sample sizes in all studies.
It would be noteworthy if smectite clay can be grafted on different surfaces, while its nanospace is accommodated for special requirements such as targeted drug delivery, disintegrated agents in drug formation, selective removal of heavy metal contaminants, applications in high-temperature environments, and conducting polymers in wearable electronics.
Finally, communicating genetic information must accommodate for issues such as culture, language proficiency, and education.
It was difficult to imagine how they [Jews in hiding] can accommodate themselves for such a long time.
It was difficult to imagine how they can accommodate themselves for such a long time to these circumstances.
To accommodate for the geomorphological expression, such an interpretation further implies that debris-rich ice formed in an intermediate adfreezing zone between ice at the pressure-melting point and a frontal frozen zone at deglaciation.
Parameters for weighting of experiments to accommodate for experiment-specific factors such as experimental platform, or a parameter for a probabilistic model may also be used to account for random noise in the data set.
To present the net CSOR data associated with RUN No's 1 7 using a single scaled graph, it is required to define a scaling coefficient to accommodate for variations in experimental variables such as permeability, porosity, and operating temperature.
In British Columbia, the My Voice document [ 29] can help patients develop and implement advance directives in accordance with recent legislative changes that accommodate the need for such planning.
Following the guidelines in [10], we have extended such results to accommodate for large values of q s, too.
