Sentence examples for ideas account from inspiring English sources

Recurring melodic ideas account for two other of the most frequent principles of musical structure in the concerto grosso, those of fugue and of variation.

This goes in favour of Garety's model of positive symptoms [ 35], which argues that delusional ideas account for the presence of anomalous experiences and therefore follow the onset of hallucinations in the majority of cases.

Nacher et al. extended this idea, accounting for stochastic noise to provide better fits for low expressed genes [ 24].

Plural quantification has also been used in attempts to defend logicist ideas, to account for set theory, and to eliminate ontological commitments to mathematical objects and complex objects.

We hypothesize that these two ideas largely account for the good performance of humans on computationally hard problems.

In this issue Fries and Krishnan [ 1] raise provocative new ideas that account for the surfeit of positive industry controlled trials evaluating new drugs.

It's just too little an idea to account for human complexity.

But Inutsuka says neither idea can account for the large numbers of smaller objects spotted in S106.

To investigate whether this idea could account for the illusions described in Figure 1A, we measured thresholds for discriminating the speed of pursued and fixated stimuli.

One example: With Pepsi Refresh (which awards cash grants to people who have community project ideas), we accounted for the winners of our contest and put all our attention there.

Correct ideas about accounting for variability would require recognizing natural variation among experimental subjects while trying to reduce variation sourced externally from unrelated factors.