Sentence examples for improved accounted from inspiring English sources

Univariately, the stove scale as compared to stove type (traditional versus improved) accounted for a higher percent of the variation in pollutant concentrations; for example, the stove scale predicted 79% of the variation and the stove type predicted 54% of the variation in indoor carbon monoxide concentrations.

Because of the wide working range the control algorithm is improved accounting three different zones supported by three nominal models.

The proportion of buses based on natural gas is gradually increasing as the technology improves, accounting for approximately 8.7 % in 2020 and further increasing to 11.2 % in 2030.

Improved accounting for intangible assets is one of the major challenges to future financial reporting.

In the first quarter 2012, Nokia Siemens Networks' working capital performance improved by approximately EUR 540 million, primarily related to significantly improved accounts receivables collection as well as higher advanced payments from customers.

There's also an improved account connection system, which allows Disqus to identify comments you've left using login systems like Twitter and Facebook Connect and merge them into your profile.

Anticipated benefits for aquaculture process control and artificial intelligence systems are: (1) increased process efficiency; (2) reduced energy and water losses; (3) reduced labor costs; (4) reduced stress and disease; (5) improved accounting; and (6) improved understanding of the process.

Approaching the prediction of future NH admission in terms of a threshold model may provide improved accounting of risk.

The single most important thing that regulators could do to improve accounts, says Lynn Turner at Colorado State University and a former chief accountant at the SEC, would be to make companies report audited key performance indicators.

American officials are now pressing China to step up its enforcement of securities laws and to improve accounting standards.

The report calls for the General Services Administration and Office of Management and Budget, both of which help administer the credit-card program, to improve accounting, particularly for electronic equipment that could be easily stolen.