英语词汇“unaccounted”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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Nevertheless, it is always the case that much uncertainty is left unaccounted for by either ignoring or assuming ' exact ' values for imprecise results.
The reason for this overestimation is the unaccounted depreciation of mining resources' stocks provoked by their exploitation each year.
If some of the alternative rotations build soil quality and productivity over time, those unaccounted-for benefits would improve the longterm profitability.
As an observation, this is clearly correct ; but such behaviour is itself in need of explanation, even while leaving other aspects of behaviour unaccounted for.
This leaves 68% of the variance unaccounted for by two of the most robust predictors of delinquency.
They usually involved several days of hospitality and qat and remained unaccounted for.
All of these choices are unaccounted for in the earlier statistical analyses.
That still leaves over half unaccounted for and any chance of improving this figure is worth investigating.
While testing them it was found that inclusion of explicit costs and benefits, which in general remained unaccounted for resulted in interesting results.
Costs and benefits that remained unaccounted for in conventional cost-benefit analysis are also considered.
Although this percentage is high, the actual number of biopsies performed was low, and in almost all cases, only a single biopsy was unaccounted for.
The fourth type is the independent variation of individual brain parts, the "unaccounted-for variance" of our model.
They noted if any time in the child's preadoption life was unaccounted for and if so, how many months.
Thirdly, it provides a cause for certain sporadic lengthenings and shortenings, otherwise unaccounted for.
There is possibly an exhaustive requirement as well - that no brain structure is left unaccounted for.
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词汇	unaccounted
释义	unaccounted adjective uk /ˌʌnəˈkaʊntɪd/us unaccounted for lost or unpaid, without explanation: Millions of dollars are still unaccounted for. Much of the cost of environmental degradation goes unaccounted for. One woman who previously had been listed as unaccounted for was found at work Friday morning. Compare account for sth Examples of unaccounted unaccounted Nevertheless, it is always the case that much uncertainty is left unaccounted for by either ignoring or assuming ' exact ' values for imprecise results. The reason for this overestimation is the unaccounted depreciation of mining resources' stocks provoked by their exploitation each year. If some of the alternative rotations build soil quality and productivity over time, those unaccounted-for benefits would improve the longterm profitability. As an observation, this is clearly correct ; but such behaviour is itself in need of explanation, even while leaving other aspects of behaviour unaccounted for. This leaves 68% of the variance unaccounted for by two of the most robust predictors of delinquency. They usually involved several days of hospitality and qat and remained unaccounted for. All of these choices are unaccounted for in the earlier statistical analyses. That still leaves over half unaccounted for and any chance of improving this figure is worth investigating. While testing them it was found that inclusion of explicit costs and benefits, which in general remained unaccounted for resulted in interesting results. Costs and benefits that remained unaccounted for in conventional cost-benefit analysis are also considered. Although this percentage is high, the actual number of biopsies performed was low, and in almost all cases, only a single biopsy was unaccounted for. The fourth type is the independent variation of individual brain parts, the "unaccounted-for variance" of our model. They noted if any time in the child's preadoption life was unaccounted for and if so, how many months. Thirdly, it provides a cause for certain sporadic lengthenings and shortenings, otherwise unaccounted for. There is possibly an exhaustive requirement as well - that no brain structure is left unaccounted for. See all examples of unaccounted These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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