Sentence examples for accounted for continued from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies have not accounted for continued growth when using the rat calvarial defect model to evaluate bone healing in vivo.

We have also accounted for continued changes in clinical practice by including well researched but currently unpopular options such as diathermy vaporisation as well as recently introduced but less well evaluated procedures such as potassium titanyl phosphate laser vaporisation.

This intermittent host-seeking activity throughout the winter probably accounts for continued low-level WNV transmission and infection in the resident avian population.

They thus help to account for continuing differences in the rate at which public science systems produce highly novel intellectual innovations and deal with a variety of problems.

In a quarterly appearance before the panel, Mr. Geithner was called upon to defend decisions to fully pay financial giants for their claims against the American International Group, to account for continuing troubles at small banks and businesses and to answer criticisms that the Treasury Department might be letting some big banks exit the program too soon.

Under certain circumstances, such a resonance can lead to large amounts of tidal heating of the inner of the involved moons (see Saturn: Orbital and rotational dynamics), but it remains to be shown in detailed calculations how this mechanism could generate enough heating to account for continuing activity within Enceladus.

Additional weight analyses were prepared for the ITT population, applying the same LOCF principle or using imputed data, by treatment-specific linear regression, from week 12 onwards to account for continuing weight change and limit the influence of differences in withdrawal rates and times between treatments.

But Dr. Dias, who presented his preliminary results at a pediatric neurosurgery conference in December, said he doubted that the Eappen case accounted for the continued reduction here.

That would account for the continued signals from the Sofitel.

This is why policies, procedures, methodologies, or experiments must account for the continuing presence of Indigenous peoples who may not be acknowledged through government policy or procedures but who are continuing their ecological processes based in their traditional ecological knowledge.

Allied health care professionals accounted for the most continuing education credits (CEU - 32%) followed closely by nurses (CNE - 31%), and physicians (CME - 25%).