The phrase "allow for the differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to consider or accommodate differences in opinions, situations, or conditions.
Example: "In our discussions, we must allow for the differing perspectives of all team members to reach a consensus."
Alternatives: "consider the differences" or "account for the variations."
A feature of this recording is the casting of a soprano Nerone in acts I and III, and a tenor Nerone in act II, to allow for the differing vocal requirements of the role in these acts.
To allow for the differing stereochemistry at C4, in the docking poses the furanose ring puckers in the opposite directions and twists slightly while maintaining the same contacts between the hydroxyls at C2 and C3 and the active site residues Glu34 and Lys29.
In order to allow for the effect of differing sample size we used a simulation procedure to generate the distribution of the number of hits for subsets of the sample with bipolar disorder v. controls under the null hypothesis.
Negative binomial models, which allow for the variance to differ from the mean, are often used to model count data when the data is found to be overdispersed [17].
The gene expression patterns generated by this model were able to mimic certain aspects of Drosophila gene expression data [ 8] However, the Wagner model does not allow for differing concentrations of the transcription factors.
Rather, the notions of harm as distinguished in this entry should be understood to allow for differing interpretations of the relevant unit of well-being (e.g., the life of the affected person as a whole or future periods of her life).
We furthermore have to allow for the possibility that X enh might differ between proteasome isoforms.
Our models illustrate features of biochemical pathways that allow for the discrimination of signals that only differ in their duration.
The passwords allow for differing levels of access to information and services.
Thus, stratified multivariable Cox models were computed using ER status as a stratification variable to allow for differing underlying hazards in the two estrogen receptor status groups.
This example illustrates how specific components of signaling pathways, which are conserved between vertebrates and nematodes but have diverged at the primary sequence level, may differ sufficiently to allow for the development of nematode-specific inhibitors.
