Sentence examples for control for issues from inspiring English sources

Species, population, and transplant site were included as random effects in all models to control for issues of nonindependence (pseudoreplication) arising from multiple comparisons.

However, we wish to control for issues that frequently invalidate conventional approaches such as, omitting relevant variables, unwarranted extrapolation of estimated equations beyond the range of observed data and being dependent on particular modelling assumptions.

These simulated data sets were intended to be easy to handle, in order to control for issues with fragment size distributions, sequencing errors, SNPs, small indels, and cross-chromosomal events.

Mutz said that even when she controlled for issues including gender, education and age, all of which predict Americans' attitudes to Trump, the "Harry Potter effect" remained.

According to one of the few longitudinal studies, young teenagers with poor preschool sleep habits were more than twice as likely to use drugs, tobacco, or alcohol ten years later, even after controlling for issues such as depression, aggression, attention problems and parental alcoholism [12].

Environmental groups had pressed the government to maintain the ban but Indonesia's agriculture ministry said tighter controls for issuing new permits for growing palm oil on peat land had been set after a study during the past year.

Fortunately, as Alice Eagly points out in her analysis, there are sophisticated statistical techniques that can control for these issues.

For this reason, combination of ITS2 with COI may be a good approach as it allows both connectability of data sets with quality control for complicating issues.

To control for these issues we performed a simulation to help us determine the best E-value threshold for a conopeptide hits in RNA-seq data.

To control for scaling issues, genes that exhibited zero reads in Wm82-ISU-01 Wm82-ISU-01 Wm82-ISU-01in andleast one NAmorerenthanne were analyzed in parallel.

Recent work by Kozuki and Walker (13) used a different approach to control for selection issues in the analysis of birth spacing.