The phrase "allow for effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consideration or acknowledgment of certain outcomes or impacts in a given context.
Example: "When planning the experiment, we must allow for effects that could skew our results."
Alternatives: "account for effects" or "consider effects".
Additionally, the crash data, obtained from Roadway Information Database (RID), contains several geometric and traffic variables that allow for effects of factors and visibility.
While the results reported here support our hypotheses, it should be noted that larger sample sizes would greatly reinforce this finding, and would better allow for effects to be tested with more stringent tests.
Most of these RCTs suffered from methodological flaws, with their study designs and analyses failing to allow for effects of clustering [ 71, 72].
It should be noted that the design of this study does not allow for effects of PA on ritonavir pharmacokinetics to be differentiated from any intrinsic time-dependency of ritonavir pharmacokinetics.
Replication of pollution profiles in different regions is also important to allow for effects of geographic variables such as weather and other confounding variables to be controlled in the analyses (Jerrett et al. 2003a, 2003b; Krewski et al. 2000; Peters 1997; Peters et al. 1999a).
First, these methods allow for effect decomposition in the presence of X-M interaction by defining direct and indirect effects (controlled or natural) from a potential outcomes (PO) framework and developing estimations of these quantities that are not model specific.
Fixed effects models assume that the same underlying effect is present in all studies, whereas random effects models allow for effect sizes to be different.
Allowing for effects of progression over 5 years, the QALY gained reduces to £328,300 (US$508,208).
We performed Poisson regressions for the entire patient population and for subgroups defined by season, region, or personal characteristics, allowing for effects of temporal variation, weather, and autocorrelation.
The synthetic control method allows for effect estimation in settings where a single unit (a state, country, firm, etc). is exposed to an event or intervention.
