Sentence examples for allows for competing from inspiring English sources

CIF dictionary definitions can be initially reserved (through a namespace prefix) to a specific software implementation for purposes of test and development, which allows for competing approaches in a developing subject area.

The law's imprecision allowed for competing interpretations.

Steven Camarota, director of research at the center, said that the report demonstrated that immigration lowers the wages of American workers, to the benefit of immigrants themselves and of corporations: These opposing views demonstrate the complexity of the core findings in the academy's report, which is multifaceted enough to allow for competing interpretations.

There could conceivably be a point in this, as conservatism's absolutism is connected to a belief in individual self-sovereignty which demands that freedom of conscience allow for competing ideas of morality.

Cumulative incidence curves were computed using the Aalen-Johansen estimator to allow for competing risk.

20 To allow for competing injury risks, the model needs to allow different and multiple index injuries.

In observational analyses, the associations for cause specific mortality were similar when we allowed for competing risk of death from other causes by using Fine and Gray sub-hazard regression (supplementary figure F) or when we used an alternative classification of mortality endpoints (supplementary figure G).

Calculations allowed for the competing risk of death from other causes.

The choice of the statistical methods used to allow for the competing risk of death adds a further degree of robustness to the study.

Age, gender and BMI were estimated to be significant predictors of time to revision in an adjusted model allowing for the competing risk of death.

Can TMS also be used to test for the requirement of specific regional interactions in cognition, and can TMS-evoked changes in such interactions allow for disambiguating competing cognitive theories?