Sentence examples for accounts for availability from inspiring English sources
E (_{loss}^{Avail}) accounts for availability: it is included assuming that on the 15th day of each month all systems are stopped for maintenance (3.3%).
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However, using June 2014 dispensing data for estimating the cost-saving impact of the BCBV indicator whilst accounting for availability of several generic ARBs would have potentially minimised that bias and provided an approximate picture of the actual impact of BCBV.
But even though the RBF ensemble approach accounts for data availability through adjusted weights, the variations in available observations between the dry and wet season still have an influence on the phenological profiles and ultimately the derived metrics.
Massive relocation of PTBP1 from the nucleus to the cytosol of CVB-infected beta cells accounts for the availability of PTBP1 in amounts sufficient to support simultaneously the translation of both viral and granule cargo transcripts.
Note the close links between MR and DS; a combination of these two approaches, mark-recapture-distance-sampling (MRDS; for details and other references see Laake & Borchers, 2004), might help to address issues that neither of them can alone, by accounting simultaneously for availability bias and heterogeneity in detection probability (due to distance, and other relevant covariates).
Three factors are accounted for: land availability; accessibility to facilities and other stimuli; and adjacency to existing development.
In this context, the Kullback-Leibler distance (d) can be viewed as a modified Shannon-Wiener measure of niche breadth that accounts for niche availabilities.
We quantified hunting effort accounting for the availability and spatial distribution of each habitat.
We also utilize reported obstacles to the innovation process to account for the availability of innovation inputs3.
These systems continuously adjust luminaires flux emission to maintain a constant illuminance level at the workplane, accounting for daylight availability.
