Sentence examples for account for deviations from inspiring English sources
However, this does not account for deviations from the normal trend line or the normal compaction trend due to disparities in rock properties, for instance, in areas of abnormal compaction, porosity and fluid movement.
This model is complemented by a sparse Lagrangian particle method that provides instantaneous and local solutions of the species composition and can account for deviations from the flamelet-structure due to turbulence.
At the log level the most accurate predictions of ρg were obtained using a mixed-effects model that included fixed effects to account for mean longitudinal variation in ρg and random effects to account for deviations in this longitudinal variation between trees.
Basically, this analysis uses false memory rates, hit rates and false alarm rates as the primary dependent variables, which were corrected prior to analysis as recommended by Snodgrass and Corwin [25] to account for deviations from the normal distribution due to positive skewness.
This difference may account for deviations in the estimated LV shape, especially within the basal regions.
Factors other than selection, such as particular demographic processes, may also account for deviations from the neutral model.
The GERG2008 equation of state (EoS) was used during the dynamic simulations to account for deviation from ideal gas law, through the use of REFPROP (REFerence fluid PROPerties) software package.
We discuss in detail the equivalent circuits used to model the impedance of electronically conducting polymer systems and the procedure for the impedance analysis of these systems to account for deviation from the ideal behaviour.
Patient preference and choice may also account for deviation from adherence to guidelines.
The generalized Poisson model is another model used to account for deviation from equidispersion in data to be analyzed.
One oft-mentioned draw back is the lack of an error term, which may account for deviation from the best practice frontier.
