The phrase "account for high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a reason or explanation for something being high, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The data must account for high levels of pollution in the area."
Alternatives: "explain the high" or "justify the high".
Operating rooms (ORs) account for high costs in hospitals.
No nonlinear reduction of the web thickness, to account for high shear, is required.
The first model was the exponential decay model, which gave good results, but did not account for high loading harmonics.
It is important to account for high connectivities at extreme transmissivity values, a likely situation in some geological formations.
Chemical distillation processes must account for high turndown or complicated chemical interactions stemming from the nonideality of the components to separate, such as the presence of salts.
The resulting modified rate equations also account for high power gain saturation effects, which is otherwise only possible through higher-level (1D 3D) modeling methods.
Malaria and anaemia which jointly account for high proportion of morbidity and mortality among young children in developing countries have been individually studied using binary regression model.
They reveal that lockup can indeed account for high loads being sustained beyond tow failure, provided flaws in tows have certain spatial distributions.
In Camp Lejeune, another Superfund site, the toxic substances agency acknowledged that it had failed to account for high levels of benzene, a known carcinogen, in its findings a decade earlier and said it would investigate further.
In addition, enhanced heat transfer rate in the presence of graphene network can also account for high speed thermal actuation of the developed nanocomposites.
Along with the standard version, two others were used in which the dissipation equation is modified to account for high shear and strain phenomena.
