Sentence examples for account for exchanges from inspiring English sources
This does not account for exchanges that may have been made in private, via emails or direct messaging facilities on Twitter.
The GGA was used to account for exchange and correlation in the Perdew–Burke Ernzerhof (PBE) form [49].
Failure to account for exchange rates will mean that both the positive global growth implications of low oil prices and the effectiveness of sanctions against Russia may be overstated.
Such waste materials are basically made up of lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose which usually account for exchange and complexation properties of this class of adsorbents (Ofomaja and Ho 2007).
Finally, we account for exchange of mating adults between the crop and the cage.
Failure to account for exchange effects can result in large errors in vb estimates, particularly in the early stages of lesion formation when vascular disturbances are expected to be small [ 58].
If banks are forbidden to hold corporate accounts for exchanges, one insider whispers that personal bank accounts of senior executives could be used instead.
Davis's appointment was announced alongside full-year results that showed an increase in underlying pre-tax profits by nearly a quarter to £1.4bn, on underlying revenues – accounting for exchange rate fluctuations – that rose 8% to £12.2bn.
The Hartree Fock method accounted for exchange statistics of single particle electron wavefunctions, but not for their Coulomb interaction.
Thus, the difference in parentheses in eq 6 gives the two-body correction energy, Δ E IJ, accounting for exchange and charge delocalization effects at the Hartree Fock level plus dispersion-correlation contributions when correlated methods are used.
As a larger number of complete genomes become available, a more comprehensive comparison to other Enterobacteria phage lambda will be possible that accounts for exchange of phage through genetic recombination, establishing whether the phage genotypes described could be considered distinct species.
