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Significados de accounting for en inglés

Aún no tenemos significados para "accounting for".
Uso de accounting for en inglés
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It's also pretty simple to start accounting for all the high-tech violence.
The Guardian
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Analyses accounting for such baseline risk revealed a complex effect of diabetes.
Pubmed
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It was the largest increase among major economies, when accounting for rounding.
Reuters
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Results: Forty-eight studies were included in the analysis, accounting for 126 trials.
Pubmed
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Tennis balls, however, fare better, accounting for 10 per cent of sales.
The Irish Times
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Four different structural corticocortical vestibular networks accounting for relevant constraints were investigated.
Pubmed
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However, there's no accounting for the thought processes of some SA motorists.
The South African
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However, none of the associations remained significant after accounting for multiple comparisons.
Pubmed
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There's no accounting for taste: I simply prefer it to the others.
The Guardian
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Britain is its biggest market, accounting for 25 percent of its exports.
Reuters
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This appears a reasonable and simple way of accounting for the deed.
Vittoria — Volume 8
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The effect of dehydration was evident after accounting for within hospital correlations.
Pubmed
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His thoughts were employed in accounting for the silence of his friends.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
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Distressed sales are accounting for about 45 percent of existing home sales.
Reuters
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But you know there is no accounting for the difference in tastes.
The Grafters
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This variability was evident even after accounting for differences in physical characteristics.
Reuters
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Accounting for a través del tiempo
Accounting for por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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