Sentence examples for complete accounted for from inspiring English sources

Experimental processing, requiring approximately 3 min to complete, accounted for the initial decrease in cell viability and also demonstrated the rapid bactericidal activity of the two leachates.

The percent of these effects explained by the difference in HbA1c levels between the treatment groups during DCCT was nearly complete, accounting for 99.9% of new-onset PDR, 98.8% of new-onset severe NPDR, 98.0% of new-onset diabetic macular edema, 97.7% of DR severity progression, and 94.3% of new laser surgery (14).

However, the list remains incomplete, since companies owned by high-profile comics Jason Manford and Jack Whitehall have yet to file complete accounts for the period; both make the list nonetheless.

The administration of a wealth tax would be far more complicated, requiring, for example, a complete accounting for assets and liabilities.

The attorneys demanded that Sosa stop selling the figurines, turn over any that were already created, and "provide a complete accounting for all of the revenue you have received" from the sharks.

Before Saturday's event, which attracted about 250 friends and curiosity seekers, Michael Geller, the orchestra's executive director, explained that the conductors, George Manahan and José Serebrier, would briefly work through issues in each piece, then record a complete account for the composers' reference.

There is no complete accounting for national taste in pleasure any more than for individual taste in love — as those of us in rebellion against the omnipresence of the tasteless American turkey will submit — and our inability to rationalize such differences is, perhaps, the best of them.

We have given a complete account for the existence of -periodic traveling wave solutions with velocity for either.

Comrie (1985) and Gamut (1991) point out that this cannot be a complete account for temporal constructions that occur in natural languages.

There is no complete accounting for the costs of stadiums to taxpayers, but the $7 billion figure is an accurate ballpark estimate, multiple stadium experts told The Huffington Post.

Although before 1995 only inpatient contacts were registered, the data was included to obtain the most complete account for all the years in the patients' lives.