Sentence examples for incorporate the difference from inspiring English sources
To incorporate the difference in racial wage gaps across regions, I include dummy variables for the 10 BEA regions of residence in the school-leaving year interacted with a dummy variable for blacks.
Adrienne Germain, the inspirational head of the International Women's Health Coalition, recalls how in the 1970s, as a young sociologist working on family planning and development programs, she struggled to get economists to incorporate the differences in interests between men and women within households in their models.
Future research could design model that incorporate the differences in the constructs.
A data handling protocol was developed to incorporate the differences in hybridization efficiency.
Molecular dynamics was used to refine macromolecular structures by incorporating the difference between the observed crystallographic structure factor amplitude and that calculated from an assumed atomic model into the total energy of the system.
A recrystallisation model that incorporates the differences in Zener drag between different annealing procedures has shown that the evolution of a strong cube texture and coarse grains is the result of a preferential nucleation of cube oriented grains.
This additional parameter allows the tail shape of the PSF in Y to differ slightly from that in X, intended to partially incorporate the structural difference between rows and columns in the real detector.
A main difficulty in analyzing data from these studies is how to incorporate the individual difference in motion-sickness susceptibility.
The best way to understand the idea of strict reciprocity Rawls incorporates into the difference principle is by referring to figure 6 in Theory (sect. 13) and figure 1 in Justice as Fairness (p.62).
The motivation for an airline-driven approach is the ability to incorporate the inherent differences between airlines when prioritizing, and responding to, different GDP designs.
Hofstede's (1984, 1991) continua was used to incorporate the informal differences between New Zealand and Pakistan.
