Sentence examples for allowing for interactions from inspiring English sources
The main results show that extrinsic consumer attributes are easily and efficiently related to the sensory properties of products, allowing for interactions.
Energy flows onboard ships are considered in the time domain for complete ship energy systems simulation, allowing for interactions at system and component levels and accounting for different configurations, operating profiles, itineraries and environmental conditions.
Our model extends earlier efforts, permitting non-linear responses to environmental variables and allowing for interactions between nutrients and light [22].
However paleodistribution modelling (e.g. Moussalli & Dolman, unpublished models) [and see 16] suggest that rainforest was continuous across this region during past cooler, wetter climatic conditions (∼7500-6000 YBpossiblyibly allowing for interactions between S-RED and BLUE since their initial divergence.
Additionally, the current approach considered genetic variation without allowing for interactions with the environment.
Our "QTG" model is a natural application of epistatic models to gene expression, allowing for interactions among gene expression and genotype.
The applications can also communicate with each other, allowing for interaction between rival groups, even across the supported social networks.
This allows the selection of video sequences to be more objective and avoids bias while still allowing for interaction when particular video properties are not taken into consideration by the automation.
The intended purpose of Project Glass products would be the hands-free displaying of information currently available to most smartphone users, and allowing for interaction with the Internet via natural language voice commands.
Allowing for interaction makes things more complicated, but there is nothing in our methodology that prevents the use of interactions.
The sex-differentiated meta-analysis is equivalent to testing for phenotype association with SNPs allowing for interaction between genotypes and gender under an additive model.
