Sentence examples for set to account from inspiring English sources

This year, rapidly increasing imports are set to account for an even larger share of the entire global coal market.

In practice, the thermochemical properties of the fictive species (hereafter denoted by AΦ) are set to account for the impact of dissociation effects and partial oxidation of the fuel, i.e., presence of species other than H2O and CO2 in the burnt gases, which allows to recover a satisfactory estimate of Tb.

SPECT acquisition protocol was set to account for radionuclide decay.

In the Western world, healthcare costs are set to account for a fifth of total government spending by 2020.

Modeling was conducted using the R "rms" package with robust covariances and options set to account for survey weighting and clustering.

The forecasts for the shape of the "global talent pool" in 2020 show China as rapidly expanding its graduate numbers - set to account for 29% of the world's graduates aged between 25 and 34.

Deconvolution of complex data sets to account for the effect of multiple cross-hybridization on signal intensity will not be straightforward.

Richard Arthur, as far as I know, was the first philosopher to use these sets to account for temporal becoming.

Each extract was assayed with 3 primer sets (to account for suspected sequence variation over the forward primer binding sites).

Median normalization of the linear regression ratio was performed at the protein level within the sets to account for intra-experimental variation [ 13].

Obviously interest rates are set to hopefully account for this, but that is based on expected inflation.