Sentence examples for procedures accounting for from inspiring English sources

To obtain an evaluation of the induced displacement using analytical procedures accounting for time dependant seismic action, evaluation of slope response to earthquake loading should be carried out accordingly (Farghaly 2014).

Motivated by many failure incidents observed worldwide of transmission line structures during tornadoes and by the lack of appropriate design procedures accounting for loads associated with such events, an extensive research program focusing on this subject initiated at The University of Western Ontario, Canada, few years ago.

However, each may be prone to false positive/negative findings, partially due to multiple testing in genomic approaches, statistical power (partially associated with conservative procedures accounting for multiple testing), and the biological complexity of gene expression and genetic etiology.

Multinomial logistic regression models using survey procedures (accounting for weighted and stratified data) were employed to examine how age, race/ethnicity and BMI were associated with the constructed sex hormone profiles.

Operations on integument system (mostly breast and facelifts) are the most common procedures, accounting for 25% of total procedures in UK patients, followed by operations on musculo-skeleton, eyes and digestive system respectively (Table  4).

Test procedures accounting for the inherent logical relationships include fixed sequence tests (Maurer et al., 1995; Westfall and Krishen, 2001), gatekeeping procedures (Bauer et al., 1998; Westfall and Krishen, 2001; Dmitrienko et al., 2003) and fallback procedures (Wiens, 2003; Huque and Alosh, 2008).

This is no small consideration; complications arising from unsafe procedures accounted for around 13 per cent of all maternal deaths worldwide in 2007 and 2008.

Although the procedures account for one of the country's largest public health expenditures, the policy has drawn little debate or criticism, one of the few issues nearly all sectors of the typically fractious Israeli society seem to agree upon.

In cardiac care, medication and procedures account for 70 % and 30 of the cost, respectively.

Dennis Orgill, the associate chief of plastic surgery at Brigham & Women's Hospital and Baker's doctor, says that such procedures account for a tenth of his practice.

Urologic, gynecologic, and colorectal surgical procedures account for most of the iatrogenic ureteral injuries; however, iatrogenic injury secondary to thoracolumbar spinal surgery remains a rare complication.