Sentence examples for tangible account from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, those are the areas where evolutionary biology's greatest weaknesses have been when it comes to providing a fully tangible account of life's history.
"Even after the rise of share prices in the 1990s, tangible assets account for roughly the same share of household net worth as corporate stock," Poterba writes.
Like Baron-Cohen, Philip Zimbardo – who conducted the Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971 – implies that the idea of an evil person is unhelpful, because it obscures more tangible factors that account for human cruelty.
The lifetime cost estimates took into account tangible victim costs, lost quality of life, medical and treatment costs, criminal justice costs and offender productivity losses.
Segregation between environments offers a tangible boundary that accounts for attacks, unintended consequences, and disasters, but it is only part of a solution.
While the detailed driving directions available from online services like Mapquest.com are often very useful, they may not take less tangible driving conditions into account.
Traditional accounting methods have been designed to account for tangible assets -- like a manufacturing plant -- that depreciate over time and are reported at historical cost.
The procedure takes both tangible and intangible factors into account in the selection of the best suppliers and in giving them ideal order quantities.
Extant literature on ingredient branding is directed at tangible products but does not account for the role of services as ingredients.
The integration characteristics of retroviral (RV) vectors increase the probability of interfering with the regulation of cellular genes, and account for a tangible risk of insertional mutagenesis in treated patients.
The simulation experiments revealed that the relatively short radar records explained the majority of the uncertainty associated with the radar-based quantiles; however, they did not account for any tangible contribution to the systematic underestimation observed between radar- and gauge-based frequency estimates.
