Sentence examples for index accounted from inspiring English sources

The researchers calculated that "increases in the body-mass index accounted over all for about 26,000 additional deaths from coronary heart disease in 2000, and increases in the prevalence of diabetes for about 33,500 additional deaths".

Factor 1, which was concluded to best reflect the asset index, accounted for 28.6% of the variance (Table S1).

Adding prevalence to the model after including severity and genetic index, accounted for a further 24.3% of the variance, change in fit: F (1,31) = 33.24, p<.001, bring the multiple R up to.879.

The small impact of GM was confirmed in the soil experiment where only 4 6% of the variance was contributed by differences between the genotypes; the harvesting index accounted for nearly twice as much.

As both correlations were non-significant, we can preclude that interindividual differences in risk preferences, ρ 66) = .10, p>.05 (risk questionnaire) and ρ 66) = .02, p>.05 (lottery index), accounted for the difference in prosocial behavior between low and high cost trials.

Specifically, arthritis helplessness, depression and passive coping beside age, ESR and the Bath AS Radiograph Index accounted for a significant portion of the variance in BASFI scores in the final model.

At the peak, financial services companies dominated the S.& P. 500 index, accounting for 22percentt of its market value in 2007.

The tipping point index accounts both for how close a state is relative to the national trend, and how many electoral votes it has.

In particular, income inequality between urban and rural households, measured by the wealth index, accounts for most of the overall gap.

This index accounts for changes at the exon level that are relative to the expression of the gene.

This index accounts for those haplogroups that inhabit a single core habitat, but are present at lower frequency in diverse secondary habitats (eg. scriptus, Niger and dianae).