Sentence examples for effects are accommodated from inspiring English sources

For illustration purposes, we only showed a particular value of τ = 0.01, but as we decrease this value, tiny effects are accommodated.

Center effect was accommodated by including in the regression models an indicator variable denoting the center of enrollment and its interaction term with the main predictor of the analysis.

Thus, though cell shape change in the orientation of a neighbour is directly affected by that neighbour's myosin status, this effect is accommodated in the perpendicular orientation, suggesting that the apical area strain rate provides a good estimate of the intrinsic response of a cell to its myosin phase.

If a platform contained random effects, these were accommodated by including a random effect γ PLATFORM ~ N (0, D σ) with mean of 0, and variance-covariance matrix D. The random genotype effect was similarly assumed to follow a Normal distribution, γ GENOTYPE ~ N (0, K σg), where K was the estimated kinship matrix and σg the variance component due to genotype.

Thus, the distribution of soil pressure above anti-slide piles changes in a complex manner during deformation, and these effects must be accommodated in the analysis and design of anti-slide piles.

Moreover, lexpit regression provides a flexible framework for handling potential confounders, as variables with additive or multiplicative effects can be accommodated.

Hence, he added, it would be inappropriate to include a reference to the lifting of sanctions as long as Iraq remained in possession of those weapons, even though an indirect reference to that effect was being accommodated.

The model allows for the effect to be accommodated through a lower accumulation rate, an increased evidence criterion for return saccades, or both.

Since these time-variant disturbances and their cumulative effects can often be accommodated with a collection of properly-sized buffer units embedded in a suitable system configuration, a systematic SMDDS design strategy is thus developed in the present study on the basis of a novel quantitative measure.

Furthermore, additional complexity such as time-dependent covariate effects can easily be accommodated by including additional interaction terms with a spline term representing the underlying time scale (see equation 5 for details).

The effect of coalescence is accommodated by introducing the concept of Plateau border length for each bubble.