Sentence examples for gap accounted for from inspiring English sources

The plant species listed by GAP accounted for between 0% and 88% of the relative cover in the polygons, with a mean of 43%.

But when Catherine Hill, director of research at the association and co-author of the report "Behind the Pay Gap," accounted for those variables statistically, there was still a 5% difference between men and women that's not explained.

The last set of numbers shows that the gap accounted for all of the difference in length between the two curves.

Tax avoidance (as opposed to tax evasion, the hidden economy, criminal attacks and other aspects of the tax gap) accounts for just 14% of this gap – around £5bn or about 1% of total liabilities".

Change in the age component of heart disease was the largest single contributor to the narrowing of the gap, accounting for 22% (0.40/1.86) of the narrowing.

Because black victims tend to be younger than white victims for nearly every cause of death, age components are responsible for most of the longevity gap, accounting for about 76% of the gap in 2000 and 84% of the gap in 2010 (Table 2, last row).

Contigs lengths circumscribe an overall genome size of 3.89 Mb for strain CS-505 versus a smaller genome size of 3.20 Mb for D9 (Table 1); sequences in gaps accounted for an additional estimated 100 to 150 kb in both strains.

The manually introduced gaps accounted for 7.25% of all the gaps in the assembly.

Within-nest variance in the length of detectable exchange gaps accounted for 80% of the overall phenotypic variance (Table 5).

Total gaps account for 28% of the country, Partial gaps for 38% and Protected for 34%.

For instance, employment gaps account for most of the increase in labor income inequality from 2003 to 2009.