Sentence examples for closely accounted from inspiring English sources

To address this problem we developed an abstract alternative measure using Monte Carlo simulation that took the initial size distribution of each species at each site and found the radial growth rate that most closely accounted for the difference in total cover between sampling intervals.

But the study suggests that continued efforts to monitor the ozone hole's recovery — and predict its end date — should be closely accounting for its influence.

Provided cis-handcuffing is present, this model closely accounts for the shape of the replication rate function derived from experiment, and reproduces the observation that replication occurs throughout the cell cycle.

It is very difficult for aid groups to closely account for the work of their field staff, who are distributed across large remote rural territories.

A landmark ruling is expected later this month that could put an end to a decade of wrangling in the Dutch courts over how closely accounting and legal firms should be intertwined.

At first glance one is struck by how closely accounts by emigre informants and by free American correspondents coincide: If two independent sources report one and the same thing, then there must surely be something to it.

Based upon our observations, we suggest that parenteral caloric intake be prescribed judiciously and monitored closely, accounting for all intravenous caloric sources.

Investors are beginning to hold bosses more closely to account, not just on the question of pay, but also on broader questions.

Conditioned by a market-driven strategy and held closely to account by a "results now" ROI-oriented control system, American managers have increasingly refused to take the chance on innovative product-market development.

By tracking the marker projections throughout a series of micrographs, the specimen deformation can be closely monitored and accounted for in the final alignment.

Private and closely held companies accounted for about 90percentt of all U.S. companies with $10 million or more in revenue in 2013, according to PrivCo, a research firm that tracks private companies.