Sentence examples for changed to account from inspiring English sources

The outer diameter of steel section is kept same and the wall thicknesses are changed to account the slenderness effects of hollow steel sections.

Sometimes things fail prematurely and as a result the entire industry in the US responds and these testing programs are changed to account for these failures and testing becomes more rigorous.

A nuclear decision-making process and procedure that was built for speed should now be changed to account for rationality and wisdom, in the face of a president who has demonstrated neither capacity.

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As the region of interest shrinks around the non-zero parts of the bioluminescence distribution, the distribution necessarily becomes less sparse within the region of interest, and accordingly the sparsity weighting should be changed to account for this.

Several sessions and the group work and presentations were faithful to the SI model, but other sessions in STAR were changed to account for the different faculty population and the shortened time frame (see Table S2 in Pfund et al., 2009; also see online Supplemental Material Table 1B of this paper).

The state of global commerce must change to account for increasing demand and changing markets, or the consequences could be monumental.

Some states are already debating how the legal landscape should change to account for vehicles without a driver.

The definition of educational success will have to change to account for this new reality.

Why are you majoring in phys ed?" So I changed to accounting in my last quarter, and it took me about two years to get an accounting degree.

Changes to account maintenance procedure include adding or changing the account title, the account address, or other account attributes that do not affect university reporting.