The phrase "account of a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a detailed report or narrative about a particular event, situation, or subject.
Example: "The historian provided an account of a specific battle that changed the course of the war."
Alternatives: "report on a particular" or "narrative of a specific".
As subpopulations of bladder ICs exist, another subclass of cadherins might account for a specific discriminatory marker for interstitial cells in the interfascicular planes of the detrusor layer.
Our observation of the possible relationship between MUC5B and cough suggests a possible influence of this polymorphism and suggests that the presence of the minor allele in MUC5B may account for a specific phenotypic component of IPF.
should be properly taken into account for a specific choice of Nc and other parameters.
To help someone with poor credit improve their credit, co-sign(and assume liability) for a card, or suggest that person get a secured card where they will deposit a set amount into the account for a specific length of time.
The total number of biallelic QTL in the data is often used to describe simulations [ 3, 4, 9, 6]; we think that the number of QTL accounting for a specific proportion of the genetic variance is a more appropriate description of the complexity of the genetic architecture underlying the trait.
Therefore, in addition to drug studies, it is important to also use genetic strategies with concomitant evaluation of downstream targets to evaluate whether modulation of sirtuin pathways can account for a specific biological phenotype.
However, previous data already indicated that the predictor unit sum may be highly correlated but not collinear with the categorical carry predictor, thus accounting for a specific part of the variance [ 14].
The non-linear incremental response of the structure is accounted for a specific quadratic programming routine where second order effects are suitably considered adding a further term, quadratic in the nodal displacements, within the total energy of the discretized system.
Although there is a lot of controversy in the field, Rosen (2003) suggested in a review of the literature that, rather than a general auditory deficit, the deficit underlying RD is most likely linguistic and phonological in nature and that acoustic complexity should be taken into account (but see Richardson et al., 2004 for a recent account of a nonspeech-specific mechanism).
