Sentence examples for inward account from inspiring English sources

It was excellent to hear the Greek violinist Leonidas Kavakos giving his super-refined view of Beethoven's violin sonatas, and to witness Goerne's alternately turbulent and inward account of "Die Schöne Müllerin," and to catch the subtleties of Kristian Bezuidenhout playing Mozart on a fortepiano, but these events were indistinguishable from Carnegie's regular programming.

The population has grown steadily since the 1960s, inward migration has accounted for most of the town's growth and a significant part of this has been for retirement.

Next, the sustained inward current that accounts for the slowly developing membrane depolarization in endothelial cells in response to LPI was investigated.

Such measurements are often inaccurate, as they do not account for inward growth, irregular tumor shape with multiple lobes and development of metastases.

The persistent inward current may also account for the observed bradycardia and sinus pauses resulting from sinoatrial node cells failing to repolarize under conditions of extra net inward current.

There will also be second-round effects as activity weakens elsewhere in the world economy.A second channel is investment by American firms in Britain, which account for two-fifths of the total stock of inward investment.

In 2008, the LogINT database4 accounts 442 inward logistics FDI, which have been undertaken by 274 foreign MNE [4, 27].

That was the domain of the preacher where the "inward man" is called to account for divine righteousness.

Furthermore, we see no change in inward sodium current that could account for the changes in excitability.

However, the changes in single channel properties cannot account for the increase in mEPSC amplitude or the inward rectification of AMPARs in the GluR1-S845A mutants, which should display a smaller GluR1-mediated current.

This handsome sum would be enough to buy all the gold sitting in central banks' vaults (indeed, twice over) or almost all of London's residential property.China's massive hoard is the result of its large current-account surplus, significant inward foreign direct investment, and big inflows of speculative capital over the past couple of years.