The phrase "account for deciding" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of considering factors in a decision-making process, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to account for deciding factors before making a final choice."
Alternatives: "consider the factors for decision-making" or "take into account the decision factors."
In order for a continuum elastic model to dictate the atomistic feature of the mechanics of a graphene, the elastic constants of a continuum elastic model (e.g., plate model) for a graphene have to be determined from an atomistic simulation such as MD simulation as it was taken into account for deciding the elastic constants of atomic structures (e.g., lattice) [7, 8].
Finally, as there seems to be no inherent advantage of any of the studied dabigatran dosages, the creatinine clearance and bleeding risk (HAS-BLED score) should be taken into account for deciding the dosage to be used.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, the American regulator responsible for deciding what accounting rules apply in the United States, was represented in the American delegation in Beijing, but has not stated what it will do.
At one moment, he says, I declare the unavailability of "independent standards" for deciding between rival accounts of a matter, and in the next moment I am offering counsel that is "perfectly consistent with the endorsement of moral absolutes".
We need to make sure the right plan is accounted for when deciding about table placement.
Justice David Souter argued for a different standard and wrote that "a new body of fact must be accounted for in deciding what, in practical terms, the Eighth Amendment guarantees should tolerate".
Justice David Souter argued for a different standard and wrote that "a new body of fact must be accounted for in deciding what, in practical terms, the Eighth Amendment guarantees should tolerate". This new body of fact includes 20 post-conviction DNA exonerations of condemned inmates in the last 25 years.
In this sense, the results denote the existence of a tradeoff between hindering the identification attack and increasing the settling time of the system, which must be taken into account when deciding for using this countermeasure.
The importance of hospital or ward ecology must be taken into account when deciding for quinolone prophylaxis in high-risk neutropenic patients.
In addition, as dabigatran is predominantly eliminated via the renal pathway, this will need to be taken into account when deciding for how long to stop dabigatran before a procedure (table 1).
But, convinced that culture plays a far greater role than Chomsky's theory accounted for, he decided that he needed to "take a radical reëxamination of my whole approach to the problem".
