Sentence examples for statement to account from inspiring English sources

Last week, I didn't measure up to that expectation and wanted to offer this statement to account for my failings.

We included a repeated statement to account for multiple measurements taken from the same individual over time [70].

We used a repeated statement to account for multiple measurements taken from the same individual over time.

We used the covsandwich (aggregate) option using the id statement to account for correlated joints (Lee et al. 1992).

Linear mixed effects regression models with a repeated statement to account for repeated measurements on the same subjects were used to evaluate the relationship between %mC and PM2.5; as well as, the relationship between %mC and the number of years each individual worked as a boilermaker.

Was it a dividend?" Yesterday's press release alluded to the complex arrangement by saying that Adelphia had decided to restate its financial statements to account for loans to entities controlled by the Rigas family that were incurred when other Rigas family-controlled entities bought Adelphia stock.

We used random statements to account for variation between feathers, and used repeated (PROC MIXED) or random (PROC GLIMMIX) statements to account for the multiple measurements taken from the same individual over time.

A theory was deemed to be used if the author referred to a theory, defined as a series of statements that purport to account for or characterize some phenomenon with a much greater specificity that a conceptual framework [ 13].

Last December, the company filed corrected earnings statements for five years to account for the fraud.

That's not surprising, considering that such a large amount of funds invested with Madoff $65 billion according to account statements when Madoff was arrested was placed with him through so-called "feeder funds".

This understanding acknowledges the limits of written texts as fixed statements and enables us to account for the situatedness of knowing and learning as emerging from particular environments and configurations of things and processes.