Sentence examples for effort accounting from inspiring English sources

We quantified hunting effort accounting for the availability and spatial distribution of each habitat.

These findings support the notion that DS mediates cognitive flexibility specifically, not merely cognitive effort, accounting for some cognitive deficits in PD and informing treatment.

The abstinence effort accounted for about a hundred million dollars in a trillion-dollar budget, but in the eyes of many critics it was Bushism at its worst — contemptuous of experts, careless about public health and captive to religious conservatism.

"I can't fix it; everybody's got to work together to fix it," said running back Willis McGahee, whose 145-yard effort accounted for more than half of the Broncos' total offense.

Intended effort accounted for 11.7% of the variation in proficiency.

In doing so, the effort accounts for where the department presently is, just as modern theories of learning emphasize building on the current knowledge of students (e.g., diSessa 2002; Lave 1996).

(Some international adoption advocates count 132 million orphans with a different definition of what an orphan is. Then the effort accounts for approximately 0.1%).

Our effort accounts for one category of potential biases between data sets (differences in alignment methodology and data filtering), but other potential concerns should still be recognized.

Our findings of an opposite pattern in FFA and no relationship between performance and robust activity in right LO (see below) argue against a general effort account.

This has been recognized by the National Academy of Sciences NASS), which recommends that future efforts accounting for risks from multiple chemical exposures combine effects from chemicals acting on the same adverse health outcome (National Research Council 2008a).

Their literary efforts account for more than a third of the year's books.