To cater for possible implementation errors, the estimator gain is allowed to have certain bounded parameter variations.
Moreover, the development of workshops to cater to possible resource-related limitations underscores the notion that STEM learning can be adaptable across a range of environments.
Furthermore, we included all district dummies (with district 10 as the reference category) to cater for possible differences or unobserved heterogeneity amongst the districts (see [16, 17]).
A multivariate logistic regression model was performed to cater for possible confounders: diabetes and obesity.
Over-sampling by 10-15 children per age and sex group was done to cater for possible non-participation of the target sample.
Complex arithmetics are used to cater for all possible classification of the characteristic roots.
The team that makes the cards make hundreds to cater for every possible outcome.
In the piracy-ridden, heterogenous PC market, where you have to cater to every possible hardware configuration?
17 To cater for the possible incomplete responses, we added 10% of the calculated sample size; hence, 402 participants were recruited.
And, accordingly, well-established franchises are adapting by adding female characters – part of a conscious strategy to cater to the entire possible audience, not just men.
