Sentence examples for accommodated the distribution from inspiring English sources
The corrected ANCOVA accommodated the distribution of the HC group while allowing us to covary for age and IQ.
We could not exclude the possibility that the Likert scale used did not have a large enough range to accommodate the distribution of the data or that there was a social desirability bias (i.e., patients thought it made them look better if they reported high quality of life).
Besides, MEI could accommodate the flow distribution of both power and other energy carriers.
By leveraging the knowledge from the available RWC database, this method makes small adjustment to the decision weight in feature space to accommodate the different distribution in the solo music.
The rationale for our approach was that we had no predefined local area of interest prior to analysis, and we used methods intended to accommodate the heterogeneous distribution of the study population.
To accommodate the spatial distribution pattern of genetic diversity found with the scenario of a recent introduction or expansion, we would have to assume molecular clock rates of more than 30% for the mitochondrial COI marker, respectively, 10% for the nuclear locus per one million years, which is far beyond any neutral rate ever proposed for the Metazoa (Baer et al. 2007).
Total cfu of each sample was presented as a log phase to accommodate the normal distributions.
The mixture of Gaussian distributions demonstrated in this study naturally accommodated the continuous and typically normally-distributed gene expression measurements.
One study showed that in the wake of the grooming of 180 miles of park roads to accommodate snowmobilers, the distribution of bison in the park "changed drastically" apparently as they chose to use the easily traversed paths rather than other routes that took them through deep snow.
Duncan's (1956) model of economic design has been extended to accommodate the process shift distribution.
In order to extend the economic design for different process shifts, the expected loss-cost function given in Eq. (1) has to be modified such that it accommodates the process shift distribution.
