1.   And direct popular elections would still encourage candidates to take into account regional differences, like those between voters in the Midwest and the East.

2.   But it does suggest that future brain imaging studies might take into account potential gender differences before reaching any conclusions, according to the researchers.

3.   Klagholz said there would be some flexibility in the funding formula to take into account differences between districts.

4.   The calculations take into account differences among countries in the size of families and in the cost of living.

5.   The index did not take into account differences in quality among the plans.

6.   The payment rates are adjusted around the country to take into account differences in health-care costs and use of services.

7.   The two banks also said they will harmonize their dividend policies to take into account differences in the way dividend payments are taxed in Belgium and in France.

8.   This legislation set predetermined fees for specific procedures, taking into account geographical differences in medical costs.

9.   That was after taking into account differences in age, smoking habits, vitamin intake and other factors that are believed to affect cataract formation.

10.   The researchers took into account differences in smoking habits.