Sentence examples for accounting test from inspiring English sources

"But just by listening to the news and seeing the joy of the Iraqi people welcoming their freedom, I took a different point of view, saying that maybe us going out there was something good for the people, even though there was loss of life," said Mrs. Martinez, 36, a mother of three, on a break from cramming for an accounting test.

In the LOTUS study only "identified motivation" (one form of motivational regulation according to SDT: e.g., acknowledging and adopting learning goals) was related to the performance in an accounting test, but not intrinsic motivation.

Level 1 in Tables 4 and 5 represents the within-student (intra-individual) level, and refers to the effect of change in a predictor over the three measurements on those parts of student accounting test scores at the three different measurement occasions which deviate from the overall-time student score and the overall class score a student belongs to.

The company has defended itself, arguing that it already performs accounting tests on its assets and reports its findings publicly.

They also decided to make sure with Enron that LJM met accounting tests that allowed it to be treated as a separate entity, rather than as a subsidiary whose financial results would have to be shown on Enron's books.

Accounting tests: Accounting ATs are suitable for transaction-oriented applications with simple mathematical operations (Pullum [2001]).

Evaluations, he told audience members, should take into account test scores and their rate of change over time.

Taking into account test result deviations, inherent to bacteriological methods, titres within a range of 1.108 to 1.1010 pfu/ml confer retention of activity and thus stability.

No corrections to take into account test multiplicity were applied.

Sma3s assesses three different ratios to evaluate method accuracy taking into account test sets of previously annotated sequences.

For colorectal cancer, only taking into account test use for asymptomatic reasons reduces the 14% estimate of overuse to 8%.