The phrase "accomplished for which" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been achieved or completed, but the structure is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The tasks were accomplished for which we had set our goals."
Alternatives: "achieved for which" or "completed for which".
This study provides a paradigm for the mating of EST and functional mitochondrial genome annotations that can be accomplished for any species for which both data sets are present.
It would end the capacity of Congressional minorities to precipitate crises in order to accomplish goals for which they lacked the votes.
"First, she's got to administer the Clean Air Act to try to accomplish something for which it was never designed, the control of carbon dioxide, a difficult regulatory challenge in itself.
Handwashing was defined as having five essential steps that must be accomplished for successful activity completion, which are depicted in Figure 1.
The investigations were accomplished for selected species of moulds, which were inoculated onto various types of model samples and one real historical sample.
Unlike other studies, which treat the busing issue as simply a moral or legal issue, this book looks at it also in terms of what this decades-long battle actually accomplished for the education of blacks;which was very little.
However, in contrast to tree reconciliation, Ks-based age estimation can only be accomplished for paralogous gene pairs of which both copies are still present.
This review will focus on polysaccharide drug conjugates and will provide an overview on various conjugation studies which have been accomplished for these carriers with cytotoxic drugs.
Since the performance of a geothermal heat pump system depends strongly on parameters such as geological and climate conditions, a regional-scale energy-economic mapping by spatial analysis was accomplished for priority assessment of each region which is to be subsidized.
For this term to have a magnitude consistent with our assumptions, it is necessary that which can be accomplished for any nonzero fitness cost by making the effective aperture sizes a, b sufficiently small.
