Sentence examples for possibility to control for from inspiring English sources
But ecological analysis has its own drawbacks, including the small possibility to control for confounding.
Pseudowords were used because they provided the possibility to control for word frequency, neighborhood density, and age of acquisition across children.
Finally, we did not collect information regarding the number of years of education of the physicians, limiting our possibility to control for a potentially confounding variable.
Measuring information of the time at risk is not easy and many studies do not have the possibility to control for it when calculating the effect estimates.
The selectivity of palmitoylated cld7 membrane subdomain localization and protein associations offered the possibility to control for palmitoylation-dependent cld7 activities.
Second, comparing an experimental treatment condition with treatment as usual sets boundaries to the possibility to control for various potentially influencing factors (e.g. uneven duration of treatment, frequency of sessions, etc).
It was not possible to control for this possibility under the reported experimental regime, so future studies with animals fed nucleic acid-free diets will be required to test this hypothesis.
FCVA is a versatile deposition system appreciated both in research and industry for its high deposition rate, for the possibility to control the ion energy and for the production of nearly fully ionized plasma.
These results illustrate the diversity in the design of these PS/PMMA based membranes and highlight the possibility to control the polymer chemistry for tailoring specific morphology, permeation, and antibacterial properties for the desired function.
Silica nanoparticles (SNPs) have been widely developed for biomedical applications due to their high versatility, excellent functional properties and low cost production, with the possibility to control different topological parameters relevant for multidisciplinary applications.
QD-based light-emitting diodes benefit from the possibility to control color transitions which allows for generating colors that appear much purer than in the case of conventional semiconductor LEDs (Sun et al. 2007).
