First, in 1990 the Census Bureau reworked the education question to account for highest degree for those with a college education and some categorical data for lower levels of education.
Barraclough et al (2012) in their study, use factor analysis to identify the most important questions likely to account for inter-patient variability in subjective toxicity using a disease site-specific questionnaire developed from the LENT SOMA scales to score patient data.
A second way to approach this question is to account for the revenues generated by the customers (when they do. It was not the case for Instagram or Whatsapp at the time of their acquisitions).
But in the question-and-answer portion, he was stumped by questions like how to account for Hitler.
The new options have forced colleges to confront thorny questions, including how to account for various racial mixes in seeking diversity on campus.
This meant that the dead white men were being questioned and held to account for what they'd got wrong.
The objective of the present paper is three-dimensional modelling of high-speed train related ground vibrations; in particular the question of how to account for the unbounded media is addressed.
In any case, there is still the question of how to account for the grammaticality of 74 and the first reading of 77 and for the ungrammaticality of 76 and 78.
In these works he addresses the question of how to account for the fact that it is possible for us to misuse our freedom, to have a bad will.
Or, perhaps, reading classic issues of Poetry magazine and considering questions like: "What happened to account for Emily Dickinson's rise to literary eminence?
