Sentence examples for apparently accounts from inspiring English sources

Some were apparently accounts of past crimes.

Safety, apparently, accounts for a quarter of the equation that determines executive bonuses at TransOcean.

The improvement in his health apparently accounts for his father's sudden decision to enter him at Magdalen College, Oxford, on April 3, 1752, about three weeks before his 15th birthday.

They had chatted to each other while hacking round for third and fourth place in the Grand National, after remounting Blowing Wind and Papillon, but that apparently accounts for most of the words they had ever said to each other at this point.

In vermi-composting also, there is evidence that different microbes in coelomic fluid get mixed with the biomass while passing through their body and apparently accounts for reasonably higher bacterial number.

The 18-month trial saw statistically significant and clinically meaningful benefits for patients not carrying a gene known as "ApoE4," which apparently accounts for 40% to 70% of Alzheimer's sufferers.

Losing candidates in the election apparently account for the bulk of new patients.

For example, in Kosovo, auditors discovered that "software problems" apparently accounted for overpayments of subsistence allowances to the tune of $324,000.

Then, at the end of the decade, a clinical trial demonstrated that patients who underwent a sham operation did just as well as those who had the real one; the placebo effect apparently accounted for the fact that so many patients felt better afterward.

Breakdown of biomass while passing through earthworm gut and mixing of several microbes in coelomic fluid apparently accounted for fast decomposition in vermi-composting.

However, no mention of this was detailed, with participants apparently accounted for throughout which, if true, is commendable in reducing the attrition bias effect [34].