Sentence examples for points accounts from inspiring English sources

This difference in time reference points accounts for the numerical difference between the time estimates.

Although those four minutes constitute about 6.6 percent of one football game, the 65 points accounted for roughly 15.6 percent of the Colts' regular-season scoring.

Instead they formulate an empirical cost function which they evaluate over a large number of random points, accounting for varying parameter values, and declare the set that minimises the value of the cost function as the optimal parameter set.

Through analysis of the dendrogram for 11,220 mRNA probes, we identified 6 temporal expression patterns (i.e. Cluster 1 6 in Figure 2A) across 7 time points accounting for 94% of all significant probes.

Three chaplains provided 244 data points accounting for their chaplaincy and non-chaplaincy activities.

Similarly (under constant size expectations) just two data points account for 2/3 of the tree, and so on.

Regression of A level points on GCSE points showed that the linear component of GCSE points accounted for 39.5% of the variance in A level points.

Participants scoring 26 points accounted for 13.5% of the sample; only one person had the lowest score of 10 points, and the sexual knowledge mean score of 23.2 ± 4.0 was slightly low.

Altered expression patterns after inoculation were detected for 2,437 TDFs compared to the near 0 hpi mock-inoculation control and among the different time points, accounting for 4.6% of displayed fragments.

We predict gametocyte densities as functions of host or parasite factors at earlier time points, accounting for the developmental delay between commitment to gametocytogenesis and observation of mature gametocytes.

The first point accounts for the selection bias, the second point - for the uncontrolled environment.