Sentence examples for papers account for from inspiring English sources

This is inaccurate; their 'skeptical' papers simply weren't represented in Oreskes' sample of 928 papers, which isn't surprising since these contrarian papers account for less than 3% of the peer-reviewed global warming research.

Even though one third of the clinical studies (7/22) have originated from the inventor group, these papers account for one half of all cases published worldwide.

Fitness, ηi, captures the inherent differences between papers, accounting for the perceived novelty and importance of a discovery (24, 25).

This oversampling led to 242 additional papers, accounting for 24% of the total.

However, it should be noted that curators from the HHPID may have chosen to only document the most important interactions denoted within these papers, accounting for the lower numbers of interactions.

The Stanford archaeologist William Rathje, who spent decades excavating landfills, has estimated that construction and demolition debris, together with paper, account for "well over half" of what America throws out.

These special cloud studies, mostly on paper, account for about half of the more than 25 paintings in the stirring show "Constable's Skies" at the Salander-O'Reilly Galleries; the rest are landscapes and seascapes from 1820 to 1830, in which skies play a principal role.

This test and the others reported in this paper account for the fact that we fit the distribution parameters to the data [16].

The average estimates presented in this paper account for about 3percentt of the DI rise and 5percentt of the concurrent DI and SSI rise over the two-decade time period examined in this paper26.

Also, different to [14, 15], the SER expressions and the optimal precoders derived in this paper account for the keyhole effect, that is, each channel coefficient is a product of two complex Gaussian random variables.

The three Latin American countries analyzed in this paper account for the largest scientific production in the sub-continent in health research, particularly MCH research.