The phrase "account result" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts related to financial statements or performance metrics, but it would typically require additional clarification.
Example: "The account result for the last quarter shows a significant increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "financial outcome" or "accounting outcome".
Moreover, we examined whether potential differences between the CA and the no-CA networks, upon taking the general distress variable into account, result from (1) differences in 'RF-RF' interrelations, (2) differences in 'RF-general distress' interrelations, or (3) from both.
Investigating potential group differences due to the influence of general distress on the network models: We will further scrutinize whether potential differences in CA and no-CA networks, upon taking distress levels into account, result from (1) corrected 'RF-RF' interrelations, (2) 'RF-general distress' interrelations, or (3) both.
As a result, policies possible destabilizing effects without taking persistence into account result in additional effects in various markets.
It then proceeded to debit my bank account, resulting in an overpayment of approximately £150.
"However, the free current account results in some customers being served at a loss to the bank.
Moreover, taking environmental considerations into account results in a significant profit reduction.
Henrique Ribeiro of Takoma Park said an expired check card tied to his E-ZPass account resulted in a $2,000 debt.
Too often, failure to tailor the dietary suggestions to individual needs and to take living patterns into account results in quick abandonment of the diet.
Manufacturers are expected to take into account results of clinical trials, ergonomic requirements and health care system reimbursement constraints.
The integrated approach takes three aspects of integration – system, disciplines and life-cycle – into account resulting in a high complexity.
Taking into account results of the second law of thermodynamics the stress power principle for dissipative processes is derived.
