Sentence examples for form accounts from inspiring English sources

The wet form accounts for the vast number of blindness cases.

This form accounts for about 85percentt of cases, doctors say.

The decongestant form accounts for a quarter of revenue for Claritin, the best-selling seasonal allergy drug, analysts said.

The wet form accounts for only about 10percentt of all cases of age-related macular degeneration but for most of the cases of blindness.

Natural gas shipped by tanker from abroad in a supercold liquid form accounts for about 3percentt of domestic consumption, but the government estimates that share could rise to 17percentt by 2030.

The type of age-related macular degeneration his research addressed — "wet," as opposed to the more common "dry" form — accounts for a tenth or more of the 25 million to 30 million cases of the eye disease worldwide.

Nor does the new form account for down payments in the "total estimated settlement charges" column.

They are also secretive, self-referential environments where transparency, Mr. Bush's other hobbyhorse, is unlikely to be embraced in any form, accounting or otherwise, except as window-dressing.

Add in private entities of the same type and these sorts of "corporate form" account for over two-thirds of new firms.

Late-onset Alzheimer's, the disease diagnosed at the age of 65 or later, is the most common form, accounting for approximately two-thirds of dementia cases in the UK.

Another example is the interpreted logical form account defended by Larson and Ludlow [1993].