The phrase "account branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of banking or finance to refer to a specific branch of a bank where accounts are managed.
Example: "I need to visit my account branch to discuss my savings account options."
Alternatives: "bank branch" or "financial branch".
He put me on hold for a really long time, and then eventually came back and said that he couldn't help me, and I'd have to go to my account branch with two pieces of ID".
When taking into account branch lengths, all methods had increased error as the number of sites increased.
The RF score is the total number of clades present in one tree but absent in another and does not take into account branch lengths.
The correlation coefficients use yet a different equation to assess sequence relatedness; the r test actually takes into account branch lengths and the evolutionary paths between sequences, while the rb examines the number of branches between sequences, and so takes into account population structure in a different manner than the SM and AI tests.
Another method that has been employed to compare networks with networks or networks with trees is comparison of their list of splits [e.g. 23], which in principle, does not take into account branch lengths, but provides a simple calculation of type I and type II errors.
Fourthly, we used a test of diversification that takes into account branch lengths, i.e. the elapsed time between the nodes of the family-level tree, LASER [ 23].
The calculation took into account branching of the leader channel.
To fully accommodate the uncertainty of the original inference, the imputation involves building Brownian bridges that can take into account branch-specific scaling factors of diffusion rates under relaxed random walks (Lemey et al., 2010).
Her father is a partner in the accounting branch of Deloitte in Manhattan.
A member of the Stores and Accounting Branch, he commenced service with No. 1 Aircraft Depot at Point Cook in December.
