Sentence examples for allowance for the difference from inspiring English sources
Here, we applied a continuity constraint, i.e., we assumed that neighboring blocks have the same electron density anomalies with a certain allowance for the difference.
The same two ratios were determined for each human bone spectrum and evaluated against the appropriate calibration lines, making due allowance for the difference in coherent scattering between bone and plaster of Paris.
This is clearly a considerable oversimplification since there is no allowance for the differences in risks between BRCA1 and BRCA2 carriers (Ford et al, 1998; Malone et al, 2000; Antoniou et al, 2003) or for other lower risk genes.
It provides new information that, with due allowance for the differences between the model of developing zebra fish muscle and postnatal human muscle in which it the object of medical interest, usefully enhances our understanding of its functional properties.
There's naturally going to be some flexibility because we're all different and have to make allowance for these differences.
For the results to have quantitative meaning, the urine values must include allowance for the large daily differences in urine volume.
However, the coefficient of variation for per cent density was the same in premenopausal and postmenopausal subjects (respectively 79.2 and 87.6), suggesting that, after allowance has been made for the difference in mean level, the menstrual cycle was not a major source of variation in per cent density in premenopausal subjects.
For smaller networks of this type, more efficient use of the available data might be achieved by selecting start nodes near the beginning of the time slice, with due allowance for differences in the movement pattern on different days of the week and in different seasons [ 20, 21].
Handling the selection problems outlined above requires the control of observable and unobservable individual differences and an allowance for the correlation between different unemployment spells and employment processes.
In the wake of reader-response criticism, Hume is frequently challenged for not making enough allowances for the legitimate differences that readers bring to the same piece of writing.
Allowance for differences in the curvature posed difficulty even for the elastic case.
