The phrase "allowing for time variation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors that may change over time or when accounting for fluctuations in a particular context.
Example: "The study was designed to analyze the data, allowing for time variation in the results."
Alternatives: "considering time fluctuations" or "accounting for temporal changes".
In contrast to previous works, this study relaxes the assumption of deterministic seasonality, allowing for time and regional variation in the Chinese economy.
Second, a rich data set must be used that allows for time- and disease-dependent variations of the heartbeat chaos to be discerned and correlated with changes in pathophysiology.
where (nabla ^ equiv langle !langle frac {partial ~}{partial {x^, frac {partial ~}{partial {y^rangle !rangle ) and the overbar symbol represents a phase-average operator (i.e., for a sinusoidal wave, (overline {A^=0) for A ∗=u ∗, v ∗, and p ∗) or a low-pass time filter (for this reason, we retain the local time derivative in (3) to allow for slow time variations in the general case).
Analyses allowing for rate variation over time (i.e. relaxed clock methods) range from non-parametric rate smoothing [e.g. [ 16]] and semi-parametric penalized likelihood [e.g. [ 17]] to highly parametric maximum likelihood [e.g. [ 15, 18, 19]] and Bayesian [e.g. [ 12, 20, 21]] methods.
The stochastic model estimates the probability distributions of potential results by allowing for random variation in inputs over time until the standard deviation of the result is <5%.
We investigated the daily weather mortality relationship allowing for variation in mortality over time by adjusting for season and trend.
By modeling hazard over time while allowing for study specific variation in both hazard function parameters, we could retain randomized comparisons between the control and intervention groups.
In such models selection is modeled explicitly, allowing for variation of selection pressure across sequence sites and over time.
The classical time-invariant acoustic waveguide theory is extended by allowing for temporal variations of the speed of sound.
For data sets with clients identified by SLK-581 data were linked for each year separately to allow for variation over time in reported SLK-581.
