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van Dyk et al (2001) show how Bayesian methods can account for these complexities of the data generation mechanism as well as the Poisson nature of photon count data.

Theoretically, these methods can account for receptor flexibility in terms of either the side chains or the backbones, or both.

The transmission bottleneck size can have a large impact on the genetic distance distribution, and our methods can account for this.

The ChIP methods can account for biological context of TF binding because many TFs require co-factors for sequence-specific binding to DNA, which are not present in in vitro assays.

Care is taken to ensure that the TRePYP method can account for both quality degradation issues and changes in the test-rework workload.

Owing to the use of hazard curves, the proposed method can account for regional seismicity in the computation of site factors.

Literature suggests that a statistical based method can account for variability and a large number of influencing factors, and could be a promising alternative.

During the damaging process of one phase, the proposed method can account for the resulting unloading of the other phase, ensuring an accurate prediction of the scheme.

Experimental results from seven challenging point clouds of the built environment demonstrate that our method can account for variability in point cloud density, surface roughness, curvature, and clutter within a single scene.

The non-parametric percentile method can account for the spatial distribution feature of precipitation, but the problem with this method is that the threshold value is sensitive to the size of rainfall data series and is subjected to the selection of a percentile thus make it difficult to determine reasonable threshold values for a large basin.

The method can account for any number of reflecting paths.