Sentence examples for for external factors from inspiring English sources
We are unable to assess the effects of a precise quantity of the intended psychoactive chemical, and it is difficult to control for external factors".
Given values for external factors such as population, oil price, and market prices of other commodities, the model will perform sequential calculations, on a seasonal time scale, and thereby track quantities and flows of energy, water, agricultural products, and other elements throughout the system.
Instead of waiting for external factors to help us hit our goals, we focus on what we can control.
Results show that most of the variance is due to revenues (65%%) and costs for external factors (around 30%%) (Table 3).
In line with existing M&A research, we controlled for external factors influencing abnormal returns and used context-specific dummy variables for year, industry, and country effects (Fowler and Schmidt 1989; Moeller et al. 2004).
A case mix of patients with different causes of treatment, locations, number of pins and wires and time in external fixation, etc. (i.e., different risk of pin-site infection) makes it difficult to control for external factors that could confound the results.
The researchers plan eventually to inject larger numbers of cells to see if they can eliminate the need for external Factor VIII.
Comprehensive analysis for identification of external factors relevant for risk adjustment should also consider the test criterion "uneven distribution among care providers".
In this paper, a method for identification of external factors relevant for risk adjustment using quantitative test criteria is proposed and demonstrated by using data from a multi-centre register database for outcome quality in cataract surgery.
We propose and demonstrate a methodology for identification of external factors requiring risk adjustment of outcome indicators and we apply it to a cataract surgery register.
It also seems satisfying that evolution appears to have derived comparable strategies for measuring concentrations of external factors in very different situations and for very different purposes.
