The phrase "account of due" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The report was submitted for an account of due expenses."
Alternatives: "statement of account" or "account of expenses".
The government has yet to provide a clear account of how due process has been ensured in this case, but if there is no legal challenge, such a transfer of powers could set a precedent and open the way to the purchase of established universities.
Many models of theory reduction derive from the account of reduction due to Ernest Nagel (1949, 1961).
To take account of differences due to the timing of the intervention during the welfare spell, we have applied a propensity score matching estimator in the dynamic setting.
One of the patients we contacted refused to participate on account of being due to leave hospital the next afternoon.
Measures of multimorbidity are useful in studies of interventions in primary care to take account of confounding due to differences in case-mix.
Measures of multimorbidity are useful in both epidemiological and experimental studies of interventions in primary care, in order to take account of confounding due to differences in case-mix.
These studies, however, usually do not take account of bias due to confounding factors at follow-up (in this case, possible deterioration of physical health, health behaviors, and socioeconomic circumstances in retirement).
In addition, multilevel analysis will be carried out to estimate the overall effect of TENS treatment over time, taking account of clustering due to repeated measurements on the same individuals.
Nowadays, there is a general consensus that with the current evidence from randomised trials, taking account of limitations due to differences in compliance, the quality of mammograms, the methods of assessment and treatment, there is no reason to stop on-going or planned screening programmes.
Taking account of fluctuations due to sampling errors, the proportion of inverted pairs in each quartile appears either nearly constant throughout the time interval 0 ≤ dS < 0.6 or gradually decreasing with age with a few exceptions (fig. 7; for statistical test results, see supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).
