Sentence examples for subjects account from inspiring English sources

In their study of fingerprint performance, the authors find that 10% of the subjects account for a large portion of the false nonmatches and are classified as biometric goats.

At most art schools, liberal arts colleges and universities, academic subjects account for between one-third and one-half of the credits in BFA programs, yet these classes are rarely highlighted in art school catalogues.

Differences in follow-up periods and racial/ethnic differences among the study subjects account for the varied results.

Tumours developed in non-smoking subjects account for less than 10% of all lung cancers and show peculiar histopathological features, being prevalently adenocarcinomas.

The different expression profile of CECs in SSc patients compared to normal subjects account for endothelial cell apoptosis and for the impaired angiogenesis in the disease.

In fact, in the supplementary data of an IGT related study conducted by Maia and McClelland [ 29] who reported their observation on some subjects' account and indicated subjects' preference to decks B. Maia and McClelland's report listed as following, which is consistent with Lin and Chiu et al. [ 13] and present finding on "prominent deck B" phenomenon.

Rehospitalizations were 46; 6 subjects accounted for 24 hospitalizations; 23 had 0 or 1 rehospitalization.

Perhaps the filmmakers' closeness to their subjects accounts for all the blood; they've been watching big cats for so long that they may have lost sight of just how gruesome some of their footage is.

Objective: A decrease in resting metabolic rate (RMR) in patients with chronic renal failure was assumed to occur because of the decreasing oxygen consumption of the kidneys, which in healthy subjects, accounts for 7.2% of RMR.

Statistical difference maps highlighting significant cortical thickness reductions between psychotic (n = 40) and control (n = 49) subjects accounting for gender and age identified several ROIs.

Statistical difference maps highlighting significant cortical thickness reductions between bipolar (n = 73) and control (n = 49) subjects accounting for gender and age identified several ROIs.