Sentence examples for accounting for variables from inspiring English sources

Even accounting for variables like friends' drinking habits, the researchers found that children with high exposure to alcohol in movies were nearly three times as likely to binge-drink as those with the lowest exposure.

Even after accounting for variables that may influence T-RTS values, like the type of treatment, change in T-RTS remained a powerful predictor of the mortality risk.

The comparative analysis of these two economies underscores the need for climate policy designed for the specific characteristics of each country, accounting for variables such as natural resources and current economic structure.

Could my "Facebook friend" in the restaurant actually become a "real life friend?" Even accounting for variables such as sex, age, number of Facebook friends, Dunbar's concluded answer was: No.

Our aim was to demonstrate the association of falls with quality of life accounting for variables readily available in primary care.

When accounting for variables that predict disease progression (e.g. cartilage loss, BML progression) it may be important to consider the influence of other regions throughout the joint.

We used Bayesian hierarchical models to estimate occupancy for 63 breeding bird species, while accounting for variable detection with data collected from 1941 temporally replicated point count stations.

A mathematical model, which combines fundamental and empirical correlations, and principles of classical thermodynamics, mass and heat transfer accounting for variable heat transfer coefficients, is developed.

We then investigated the molecular mechanisms potentially accounting for variable penetrance in Scn5a+/− mice.

"You also have to account for variables you don't control, like the weather, the traffic and the general sense of where the riding public wants to go.

The network accounts for variables not foreseen in numerical modelling which introduce error in approximating sensor response.