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The phrase "account for the changed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the need to explain or justify changes, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We need to account for the changed circumstances in our report to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "explain the changes" or "justify the alterations."
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To account for the changed data structure, the derived model history functionality was extended to include the modification history of the parent model.
The pair of inverted 146 bp repeats (F) on either side of syntenic region 10 may account for the changed orientation of this region in the two mitotypes (Figure 3A).
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But how to account for the change in reader response over the course of a century?
Google will take a charge of about $460 million over five years to account for the changes.
Local historians and former denizens of the bureau could not account for the change.
"It allows the parties themselves to account for the changes that have taken place over the last 44 years".
Rather, it can be any of a dozen or more factors more common in older people that account for the changes.
We will account for the changes in ALMP and the empirical research motivating these changes.
TAGs account for the change of word sequence in nominal but not verbal clauses.
This might account for the changes in the nitrate concentration that fell after day 97 (Figure 7).
Fourth, a SDF model is developed to account for the changes caused by VQL switching on the users' QoE.
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