Sentence examples for allowing for variation from inspiring English sources
Brown reckons that the course is a hundred and twenty-five degrees true, but allowing for variation and wind he sets a compass course at a hundred and seventy.
Ben Nichols, a media relations manager for the World Anti-Doping Agency, said that WADA's code "leaves some flexibility in terms of public disclosure" for provisional suspensions, allowing for variation between each sport's governing bodies.
Next, the policy effect is imposed to be constant across quarters within a year, but allowing for variation between years by introducing year specific dummies for the policy period.
A prototype ready-to-fenestrate stent graft (RFSG) was designed with a fixed scallop, and eight potential fenestrations allowing for variation in the position of each renal artery (RA) relative to the superior mesenteric artery (SMA).
We show how data from unadmixed and admixed populations can be combined to estimate these ancestry-specific allele frequencies within the admixed population under study, allowing for variation between allele frequencies in unadmixed and admixed populations.
Combinations of silanes and poly(propylene glycol -based molecular spacers bound to fluorophores were covalently linked to the surface of the nanoparticles, allowinglycol -basedon of the fluorophore response with respect to the distance fromolecularofiller spacers.
This relies on different physical locations allowing for variations in traffic patterns; however, this is only applied to clients and not APs.
Understanding normal gait requires allowing for variations in normal patterns by the sex, age, and species in question.
Finally, we used a window of 1.5 × δ around colony centers to search for the optimal boundary while allowing for variations in the colony's morphology.
There's a chill of inevitability as he realizes how little room death allows for variation.
Some of these stories do not allow for variation and constitute a formal literature with precise structures and particular language.
