Sentence examples for to allow for differences from inspiring English sources
There is a need to allow for differences in other people and different opinions on things.
Further studies combining evolutionary analysis with experimental approaches will likely be key in answering the question of whether SSA paralogs have diversified functionally or whether their different expression patterns evolved to allow for differences in regulation of proteins having the same biochemical function (Harms and Thornton 2013).
Because the questionnaire was adopted from a different environmental setting, it was necessary to allow for differences in comprehension due to situational, cultural or semantic factors.
To allow for differences in structure between populations, sets of specific rates may be generated.
To allow for differences among emerging countries, the standard would have two tiers, one for slow movers and one for countries with more sophisticated banks.
Then we get on to the issue of siblings being at different schools so parents actually having to make more complicated arrangements to allow for differences in term time.
In addition, corrections can readily be made to allow for difference in crystallinity between the control and the experimental samples.
Analyses were conducted using StatsDirect version 2. We were not able to directly allow for differences in length of follow-up using time to an event as an outcome measure, owing to lack of such data in the papers.
It is theorized to illustrate how the craft of filmmaking can guide attention and affective response (D'Angelo, 2012), but to also allow for differences between the viewers (Bazin, 1967, p. 35 36).
Rather than exclude studies, the other simple approach is to statistically allow for differences between trials using a random-effects model.
Using RevMan, 31 meta-analyses compared standardised differences in means using DerSimonian Laird random effects 32 for the principal analyses to allow for systematic differences in effects estimated across the included trials.
