The phrase "allows to control for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in statistical or research contexts to indicate the ability to account for certain variables in an analysis.
Example: "The new model allows us to control for various confounding factors that may affect the results."
Alternatives: "enables control over" or "permits accounting for".
In both cases, the difference-in-difference approach allows to control for country and industry-size effects, thereby minimizing problems of omitted variable bias and other misspecifications.
The individual earnings function, as opposed to average wages approach, allows to control for factors that impact wages, such as secular changes in the returns to workers' education and labor market experience, as well as other lifecycle characteristics including age and marital status, in addition to immigration factors.
Taking into account dynamics in the modelling also allows to control for changes in some of the explanatory variables that might otherwise be difficult to measure (such as screening policy changes with respect to each country, income differentials and unemployment rates).
To estimate the effect of exposures on uveal melanoma risk, we will use conditional logistic regression that accounts for the matching factors and allows to control for potential confounding.
Finally, our data do not allow to control for the sample selection bias due to the possibility that sorting of employees between sectors is not random but occurs on the basis of unobserved characteristics.
This procedure allowed to control for possible plasticity-related modifications induced by repeated TMS sessions.
Moreover, our limited sample size did not allow to control for sex differences that must be assumed in empathic responding [33].
Matrix attachment regions (MARs) in DNA are thought to separate chromatin into topologically constrained loop domains allowing to control for the compaction of chromatin as well as for DNA replication and gene regulation [25], [26].
Geneticin was included because its inactivation by the APH(3′) enzyme allowed to control for the specificity of drug action.
As nonparametric tests do not allow to control for confounding, their associations with the vision markers, the UVs and the VFQ-25 score were independently tested.
