Sentence examples for setting accounts from inspiring English sources

Ergodicity in a classical statistical physics setting accounts for the independence of the asymptotic state distribution from the initial condition: that is, at large times thermal equilibrium is approached.

For the Medicare FFS cohort studied, the inpatient care setting accounts for the largest proportion of Medicare spending.

Inasmuch as the ITV setting accounts for respiratory motion and breathing patterns, the tumor motion may change between the simulation and treatment sessions.

I don't believe in Congress setting accounting rules.

"We try to avoid bias in setting accounting standards," he said.

You are quite right to warn of the danger of Congress's setting accounting standards.

"But the prospect of having Congress setting accounting rules in any detail is horrifying".

In "Who Really Cooks the Books?" (Op-Ed, July 24), Warren Buffett says, "I don't believe in Congress setting accounting rules".

Overall, the data set accounts for more than 99.9 % of car registrations in Spain during the sample period.

But that's exactly what would happen, warn the accountants, if the government set accounting principles.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board now sets accounting rules and has exhibited backbone.