Sentence examples for accounted for in the definition of from inspiring English sources

Static field inhomogeneities lead to different resonance frequency offsets which in turn result in different trajectories in the Bloch ball, that must be accounted for in the definition of the cost function.

While analyzing the narrative summaries, it became clear that the functional relationships of the lead implementing unit (LIU) to key partners needed to be accounted for in the definition of "settings".

We will consider all published and unpublished studies reported from 1 January 1980, while accounting for changes in the definition of dyslipidaemia over time.

These geographic differences between the respective studies are accounted for in the form of random spatial/temporal effects in our model of HCGI case definition on NGI case definition.

Discrepancies in prevalence of antipsychotic combination across studies may be accounted for by differences in the definition of antipsychotic combination.

However, these varying rates may be partially accounted for by differences in the definition of cardiorespiratory events and in monitoring practices.

Here, it might be adequate to account for this nonindependence in the definition of the scale, since otherwise highly correlated loci will lead to a massive double counting.

We did not take the use of cardiovascular medication into account in the definition of remission.

"Universities UK believes that the number of international students coming into the country should be accounted for separately and not included in the definition of net migration for the purposes of government policy.

This difference in prevalence may be accounted for by the differences in definition of CAM and varying research designs.

"How to account for the differences in definitions of femininity and masculinity and in sex role across different societies and historical periods" is also a concern.