Sentence examples for passive account from inspiring English sources

But there is one caveat: if, say, the person moved the inherited account from Italy, where the relative lived, to a bank in Switzerland, the I.R.S. could use that move as reason to increase the penalty to the full 25 percent because it was no longer a passive account.

The 1% bite is too big for a fairly passive account.

My own study of a corpus of papers in the field of oceanography (Banks 1994), showed that passives accounted for just over 30% of the finite verbs, which corresponded fairly well to the sorts of frequencies that had been found in a number of previous studies.

Above all, there's the strangely passive concluding account of a scary, painful hospital birth, with a seemingly inevitable Caesarean section.

In the previous issue of Arthritis Research and Therapy, Brionez and colleagues show that helplessness, depression, and passive coping account for significant variability in self-reported functional limitations in patients with ankylosing spondylitis, beyond the effect of age, inflammation and radiographic damage.

Another study indicated that passive smoking accounted for 9%% of the female cases and 7%% of the male cases [ 8].

Arthritis helplessness, depression, and passive coping accounted for significant variability in self-reported functional limitation beyond demographic and clinical variables in patients with AS.

Factor analysis of the new questionnaire identified three factors (appropriateness and usefulness, sexual implications and passive role) accounting for 62.8% of the variance.

While passive absorption accounts for most of GI Mg uptake, carrier-mediated pathways involving TRPM-6 and TRPM-7 are also known to be critical to GI Mg homeostasis [ 15].

They found that in patients with AS helplessness, depression and passive coping accounted for significant variability in self-reported functional limitations as measured with the BASFI questionnaire.

The INTERHEART study showed that in subjects who never had smoked cigarettes, passive smoking accounted for 10.8 and 18.6 % of all myocardial infarctions in women and men, respectively [ 7].