Sentence examples for formulated to account from inspiring English sources
Thus, the models have been formulated to account for this conversion, which is known as dolomitization.
Subsequently, many other important sound laws were discovered and formulated to account for other apparent exceptions, and, by the end of the 19th century, the hypothesis of the regularity of sound change had been generally accepted.
Then the analysts divide it by the Dow Divisor, a misleadingly precise-seeming number formulated to account for things like dividends and splits that right now is, well, about 0.132129493.
Different models have been formulated to account for this behavior.
The statistics under different CSI assumptions were formulated to account for both optimistic and practical situations.
A multi-period nonlinear optimization problem (NLP) was formulated to account for the production level distribution.
The optimal assignment of berth slots and cranes to shipping services is the central logistics problem at modern marine container terminals and should be formulated to specifically account for its stochastic nature.
Moral relativism can be formulated to take account of differences in moral outlook between different people within the same society to explain the difficulty of reaching resolution when the general culture of the disputants is the same.
A new composite two component grout comprised of modified urea formaldehyde resin and cement was formulated to take account of the advantages and disadvantages of both the cement grout and the chemical grout.
45– 47 The definition of SBI used has been formulated to take account of all available clinical and laboratory information in defining each clinical syndrome, including a child's response to treatment, and is designed to capture all children with invasive or otherwise SBIs who require admission to hospital.
There is still lack of experience regarding the destructive effects of sand and dust storms on reflector materials and no accelerated ageing guideline is formulated yet to account for the performance loss of solar mirrors due to particle erosion to a realistic extent.
