Sentence examples for accounting for under from inspiring English sources

However, the average ground-based vehicle commute is only about 17 km long, with trips exceeding 35 km accounting for under 15% of all vehicle trips8.

Other memory chips account for a significantly smaller portion of total transistors shipped, accounting for under twenty parts per million of all memory transistors, so they, too, can be disregarded.

There was a small but statistically significant effect of remoteness on physical impairment (accounting for under one percent of the explained variation), which disappeared when cohort membership was accounted for (see Additional file 1: Table S1, β = 0.02, p = 0.404).

This possibility for lower effectiveness that arises when accounting for under-reporting further argues for rapid application of diverse control interventions.

We estimated that in HI and UMI countries there are 1.2 to 4.8 million NoV-associated illnesses (accounting for under-ascertainment this estimate could increase to 12.5 million), 723,000 to 2.2 million NoV-associated outpatient visits, 40,000 to 763,000 NoV-associated hospitalizations, and 2000 to 13,000 NoV-associated deaths annually.

Given that 95% of treatments for rhodesiense HAT were successful at Serere health centre, resulting in a cost per DALY averted (compared to a "do-nothing" scenario) of under US$100 without accounting for under-reporting, there are great potential benefits in enhancing strategies for identifying unreported HAT cases in the community, and improving reporting rates.

This would therefore require development of statistical models that account for under-recording and develop the concept of exchangeability.

Analysis accounted for under-reporting and underdiagnosis.

The need for weighting to account for under-represented groups has already been described.

Survey responses are weighted to account for under-response among specific populations.

We gave d t,H a vague prior distribution (table 2) that accounts for under-ascertainment.