Sentence examples for comparison accounting from inspiring English sources

Short-sellers are minuscule in comparison, accounting for a mere 1-3% of the capitalisation of the FTSE 100.Short-selling is similarly small in America.

Manufacturing, for all its troubles, is a behemoth in comparison, accounting for 14% of employment in Ohio, 15% in Michigan and 18% in Indiana in 2007.

Google, by comparison, accounted for 32.4% of all digital ad spending worldwide in 2013, up from 31.5% in 2012.

Djokovic's forehand, by comparison, accounted for 14 groundstroke winners, three approach winners and a drop-shot winner.

Spending by consumers, by comparison, accounts for 70percentt of economic activity.

By comparison, reciprocal-best-hit pairs of GAS strains of different serotypes (i.e. GAS-to-GAS comparison) account for ∼80-to-85 ∼80-to-85 ∼80-to-85on average share >95% glofal amino acid identhey.

This comparison accounts for baseline levels.

With a population prevalence of 1% and a heritability of 50%, the 39 non-HLA loci account for 14% of the genetic variance whereas HLA in comparison accounts for 40%.

For each treatment site, accident changes were examined using after-before comparisons, accounting for changes that had occurred in the comparison-group sites and for a regression-to-the-mean.

Repeated-measures ANOVA with covariate average BG was used for CLC-OL comparisons accounting for differences in average glycemia and study site (U.S. versus Europe).

For the potential primary outcomes of a subsequent definitive trial, the likely effect of the exercise intervention will be estimated via standard intervention minus control comparisons (accounting for the type of a variable and its distributional properties).