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The US has a ratio of 331%, for example, much of which is accounted for by federal debt.

From the prior ObsVis work, the SIM is offset along the telescope z-axis by ~0.0133 mm, which is accounted for in the DetOffsetZ parameter.

Those totals would come down by $65 billion in five years, more than half of which is accounted for by slowing Medicare growth.

Then there is the cost, which can exceed $40,000 for a household system more than half of which is accounted for by installation.

During real deep-drawing processes large deformations up to 50% are occurring, which is accounted for in a large strain theory.

Although newspaper readership in general is in decline, the Times's circulation has been growing; it now stands at well over a million, half of which is accounted for by its national edition.

This happens for a variety of reasons, none of which are accounted for in the polls' stated "margin of error".

Additionally, Cisco completed the acquisitions of ArrowPoint Communications Inc., the InfoGear Technology Corporation and SightPath Inc., which were accounted for as poolings of interests.

Here we concentrated only on the variances which were accounted for by the 171 components analysed in the present study.

The major components of non-condensable gas were CO2 and CO which were accounted for 90.4 vol.% at 400 °C.

The current policy uses a "selection index" of up to 150 points, most of which are accounted for by strictly academic factors.