The phrase "allow for the variability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to accommodate or consider differences or changes in a particular context, such as in research, planning, or analysis.
Example: "When designing the experiment, we must allow for the variability in the sample population to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "account for the variability" or "consider the variability".
These findings suggest that modular implants that allow for the variability in the natural anterior bow and articular offset of the distal humerus may enhance proper restoration of the flexion-extension axis of the elbow.
This variable is interacted with the proportion of household members with secondary and tertiary education, respectively, to allow for the variability of the instrument at the household level (Amuedo‐Dorantes and Pozo ( 2006 ); Hanson and Woodruff ( 2003 )).
Cumulative prevalence was used to allow for the variability of onset and remission of pain.
In an effort to allow for the variability in clinical practice, oxygen supplementation was optional for dogs in the propofol maintenance groups.
This means that standard formulas, such as that for the standard error of the MLE, are inaccurate because they do not allow for the variability in the effect being estimated.
To allow for the variability in the total morphine consumption being at the upper end of this range, the sample size calculation for total morphine consumption assumed a SD of 20 mg.
The DA algorithm is intended to simulate instances of the distributions by allowing for the variability of the parameters themselves.
Even allowing for the variability in the utility values shown in Table 3, utilities had little impact on the results.
The fact that one AZ harbours not only one but two release-ready vesicles as shown at mouse NMJs (80) and following synaptic strengthening at Drosophila NMJs (42), allows for the variability of reported numbers of AZs.
By contrast, our model allows for the variability of intron gain and loss characteristics with respect to both genes and branches such that any of the previously suggested models can be shown to be a special case of this comprehensive model [ 20].
The analysis was weighted to allow for the inherent variabilities of estimation of period from the different traces.
