But they are not a tool intended for or capable of accounting for myriad risk factors and demographics necessary for a meaningful epidemiology study.
As a result, it became clear that negotiating software must be capable of accounting for differences between, say, one business culture's tendency to tolerate defects if the price is right and another's assumption that prompt delivery is a given.
The term acquisition is preferred to "learning," because "learning" tends to be used by psychologists in a narrowly technical sense, and many psycholinguists believe that no psychological theory of learning, as currently formulated, is capable of accounting for the process whereby children, in a relatively short time, come to achieve a fluent control of their native language.
It is capable of accounting for thermodynamics and loads simultaneously.
As a result, these models are capable of accounting for the efficiency trends of realistic units.
A methodology that is capable of accounting for temperature variation during exposure is also outlined.
Moreover, SEM is capable of accounting the total effects resulting from direct and indirect effects among factors.
The proposed modeling method is capable of accounting for the inherent heterogeneous and anisotropic characteristics of geological structure.
It is capable of accounting for the material properties and electron beam properties that depend on experimental setup.
The solution in its current form is capable of accounting for up to seven species and four decay levels.
In this study, as obtained Rd2 (0.9926) indicates that the model is capable of accounting for more than 99.26% of the variability in the responses.
