One of those characteristics concerns accounting for variation configuration.
The depth of the air mass varies daily as well as seasonally, accounting for variation in precipitation levels.
Understanding how groups aggregate information — while accounting for variation in individual preferences and personalities — represents a big theoretical and applied challenge across both the biological and social sciences.
There are predictable triggers that inflate or deflate inner work life, and, even accounting for variation among individuals, they are pretty much the same for everyone.
We find that accounting for variation in transmission amplitude increases the predictive ability compared to the base.
These models can also adjust to the basic quirks of the user, accounting for variation in cooking behavior; some meals may require more walking than others, and some people may sit more during meal preparation than others.
Less important in accounting for variation in state fracking policies are socioeconomic characteristics such as median educational attainment and per capita income and general indicators of a state's prior receptivity to the enactment of environmental programs.
Thus, different soil sampling strategies may be required when accounting for variation in soil physical and chemical properties than when accounting for soil microbial properties at the landscape level.
For mammals, an important implication of "late equals large" is that brain proportions should not vary much according to other factors (e.g. adaptation to a particular sensory, locomotor or cognitive function) or covariation between brain components after accounting for variation in brain size.
We use a large longitudinal data that allows us to investigate this relationship accounting for variation over time.
We modelled the spread of North American wind-dispersed trees in current and future (c. 2060) conditions, accounting for variation in 10 key dispersal, demographic and environmental factors affecting population spread.
