The phrase "account for the sequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reasons or explanations behind a particular order or arrangement of events or items.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to account for the sequence of events that led to the final outcome."
Alternatives: "explain the order" or "justify the arrangement".
In doing so, we generate some hope of explaining why the notion of ontological dependence applies selectively rather than universally, and also some hope of finding a place for secondary causes in nature to account for the sequence of events so as to avoid the spectre of occasionalism.
The sequences deposited in GenBank are all from pooled samples which may account for the sequence differences seen.
These two tissues have not been commonly sampled for ESTs - which could account for the sequence not appearing in other plant EST collections.
Based on known mechanisms of R gene evolution, gene duplication and divergence prior to speciation within the Pooideae sub-tribe is likely to account for the sequence similarity between ryegrass and oat genes, corresponding to putative orthologues [ 49, 61, 68].
Both sites of homology corresponded to regions of high LINE/SINE density suggesting conservation of repetitive elements may account for the sequence homology, rather than any regulatory or control regions.
Note that this scenario would explain only the phylogenetic pattern, and would not account for the sequence differences among the elements, or their similarities to Triticeae Stowaway elements at non-orthologous loci.
In the absence of specific information as to the behaviour or individual tags, it is difficult to pool the products at specific predetermined ratios in order to account for the sequencing behaviours.
The two asMIP analysis methods we developed both account for the sequence-based probe effects that frequently confound inter-probe comparisons.
To account for the sequencing errors, the parameter -v (allowed mismatches) was varied to allow for zero, one and two mismatches.
A sparse frequency constant modulus sequence design algorithm, built by Wang and Lu [14], optimizes both the ISL metric and a penalty function which accounts for the sequence frequency allocation (2011).
