The phrase "allowing for approximation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that some degree of estimation or rounding is acceptable in calculations or assessments.
Example: "In our calculations, we are allowing for approximation to simplify the process and make it more manageable."
Alternatives: "accounting for estimation" or "considering rounding".
Since the UT only allows for approximations of the statistical moments, the approximation error inevitably influences the optimization.
Regarding the weight for each edge in the network, co-expression level measured by the Pearson Correlation Coefficient (PCC) was used to quantify the similarity between the two corresponding linked nodes and weight of each edge on the GO network, since co-expression level allowed for approximations reflective of the similarity and proximity between the two linked genes [ 55].
17 Agent rules also offer a means of introducing stochasticity through probabilistic events, allowing for an approximation of behaviors in nondeterministic systems.
During the course of many simulation runs, the attributes and component relationships that best fit the patient data begin to emerge, allowing for closer approximations of which factors are relevant to patient-centered outcomes and revealing their degree of importance.
If these were not available, the total numbers of events, number of patients at risk in each group, and log rank statistic or its P value were used to allow for an approximation of the HR estimate [ 7– 9].
If these were not available, the total number of events, the number of patients at risk in each group and the logrank statistic or its P-value were used to allow for an approximation of the HR estimate.
If these data were not available, the total number of events, the number of patients at risk in each group and the log-rank statistic or its P-value were used to allow for an approximation of the HR estimate.
We show that diffusion maps, with affinity kernels based on the Kullback Leibler divergence between the local statistics of samples, allow for efficient approximation of pairwise geodesic distances.
Let us notice that Theorem WD allows for the approximation error to be estimated.
Mutations occur at an estimated of around 10−6 10−10 in eukaryotes [97]; this allows for an approximation for calculating the possible options and/or combinations.
