Sentence examples for be adequately accounted from inspiring English sources
The effect of mixing can be adequately accounted for using an axial dispersion coefficient.
British taxpayers money needs to be adequately accounted for.
There is a risk to significantly over- or underestimate LULCC-related impacts due to small scale processes which cannot be adequately accounted for yet.
My body, insofar as it is my body, is both something that I have and something that I am, and cannot be adequately accounted for using either of these descriptions alone.
The physiological foundations of the categorical effect in high-level vision remain elusive: others have pointed out that the "mechanisms by which faces are perceived categorically have yet to be adequately accounted for by any theoretical approach" [46].
Furthermore, this differential association cannot be adequately accounted for by changes in employment status (such as greater unemployment) among men.
Ms. Stewart insisted that "money is not missing" after the audit found that it had not been adequately accounted for.
Forensic evidence showing that most of the deceased were shot multiple times, including in the back, or at close range has not been adequately accounted for in the material presented by Israel," it said.
"Forensic evidence showing that most of the deceased were shot multiple times, including in the back, or at close range has not been adequately accounted for in the material presented by Israel," it says.
The dynamic characteristics of earthquake ground motions, ductility capacities, type of hysteretic relationships, and stiffness and strength degradation characteristics of the structure are aspects that strongly affect both, the energy dissipation capacity and the effective stiffness of the system; nevertheless, these conditions have not been adequately accounted for in the analyses.
With CFA, the collection of hypothesized paths is estimated to determine if the items' covariations are adequately accounted for by their corresponding latent constructs.
