Sentence examples for fail to fully account from inspiring English sources

We employ this DIDMP because commonly employed least-squares-regression techniques may fail to fully account for selection effects.

Citing the Yale economist William Nordhaus's famous study of the development of electric lighting, it illustrates how standard economic statistics, such as the gross domestic product, sometimes fail to fully account for this progress.

Whilst I'm happy to concede that the two indicators fail to fully account for changes in human-health capital, it is my contention that this failure represents, at most, a methodological shortcoming.

While this is done to comply with provisions in the Dodd-Frank act aimed at establishing objectivity and preventing agents and mortgage brokers from influencing the outcome, it often produces results that fail to fully account for the central tenet of real estate: location.

Furthermore, models of change in speed on which predictions of overnight latent enhancement are based [6] fail to fully account for important changes in speed that take place over the course of training itself.

Differences in tumour biology fail to fully account for the ethnic disparities that exist.

Detainee has failed to fully account for his travels and high-level associates which have been reported by other JTF-GTMO detainees.

A modified HFM, taking into account film dissolution at the film/solution interface, has also been developed, but it, too, fails to fully account for the experimental observations.

A lawsuit filed by shareholders months later contended that the real estate broker that Sears hired to appraise the properties had failed to fully account for their value if they were converted into other uses.

(Once, after the Local Council failed to fully account for how it spent tax revenue, an Olive editorial demanded, "Where is the rest of the money? What are they spending it on?") In early 2017, a campaign spread on Facebook calling for a public election of the Local Council, to better track aid spending and hold accountable the revolutionary leadership no taxation without representation.

But private economists say even that figure vastly understates the real inflation rate and fails to fully account for a plunge in the value of Iran's currency, the rial, which lost about 50percentt of its worth against the dollar in the past year.