Sentence examples for allowance for the effect from inspiring English sources

We consider the downward diamagnetic pumping near the base of the convection zone as a possible concentration mechanism and derive the pumping velocities with allowance for the effect of rotation.

Allowance for the effect of these deaths on program costs reduces the long term costs by substantially more than any plausible increase in treatment cost effects, but a fixed value approach was taken to ensure that results were conservative.

Interactions between the roots and environmental conditions such as temperature and water content were treated by incorporating a feedback mechanism that made allowance for the effects of water and temperature stresses on root distribution and water uptake by roots.

Fagents and Wilson (1993) showed that with allowance for this effect, pre-explosion gas pressures completely compatible with rock tensile strengths were predicted for a number of well-documented examples.

*The board also believes that the company's revenue forecast does not make sufficient allowance for the likely effects of continued expansion by low-cost carriers in United's markets as well as other potential structural changes affecting industry revenue.

After allowance for the confounding effects of cigarette smoking and town of residence there is no evidence that blood lead is a risk factor for these cardiovascular events.

With allowance for these effects, jet noise data at eight and 96 diameters over a wide range of frequencies, angles and jet conditions are shown to collapse with reasonable accuracy.

Allowance is made for the effect of wave propagation along the rail by applying a correction in the 2D modelling.

Our O3 concentrations were estimated by the global chemical transport model TM5 but with less confidence than our estimates for PM2.5 because the spatial resolution was lower and allowance for the urban titration effect could not be made.

This picture of the historical development of income distribution fits roughly into the frame of neoclassical theory, although one must also make allowance for the short-run effects of inflation and the long-run effects of technological progress.

Based on these calculations, the significance of the allowance for Poisson effect is demonstrated.