The phrase "accounted better" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing improvements in accounting or reporting, but it would typically need clarification or rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The new system accounted better for the discrepancies in the financial reports."
Alternatives: "improved accounting" or "better accounted for".
Because the variance was nearly 6 times greater than the mean, the negative binomial model provided an improved fit to the data and accounted better for overdispersion than the Poisson regression model, which assumes that the mean and variance are the same.
For nothing lifeless is to be accounted better than that which has life, nor shall that which is uncomprehending, speechless, and senseless be preferred to that which has comprehension and sense and the adornment of speech.
This suggests that ExP2 accounted better for the spin-induced curve than the novices did.
An environmental variable, the amount of support provided by parents, accounted better for this general group effect.
Behavioural improvements of this subgroup were moderately related to neurofeedback training performance, whereas effective parental support accounted better for some advantages of neurofeedback training compared to group therapy according to parents' and teachers' ratings.
While the majority of studies found linear effects to account best for the developmental changes, one of these studies, testing adolescents and adults between 14 and 25 years found that curvilinear functions accounted better for the activation changes than linear functions; frontal activation increases peaked at 21 years and then declined again [ 45].
That was because Tory fiddlers understood accounting better, I argued at the time – they are the accountants' party after all.
This suggests that the model will have to account better for damping and resonant transmission.
It also envisions increasing lenders' capital requirements and adapting accounting norms to make banks account better for downturns during expansions.
The validation has also shown that our optimized GPP product accounts better for the water stress than the MODIS product.
The responses observed are compared with those predicted by the initial models, which are refined to account better for the results.
