The phrase "accounted for important" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and lacks clarity.
Example: "The factors that were accounted for were important in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "considered significant" or "taken into account as important."
All models accounted for important confounding factors, namely age, total body fat percentage, socioeconomic status (NZDep2006), physical activity levels (IPAQ), and the amount of saturated fat consumed.
Secondly, we accounted for important confounding factors.
The model accounted for important biases that can affect estimates of overdiagnosis in randomised controlled trials and population based screening programmes.
The current study examined associations between motor skills and bullying victimization using a large non-clinical sample of adults and it accounted for important risk factors.
Though we have accounted for important individual covariates, our heritability estimates were influenced by shared environmental factors like childhood environment and neighbourhood factors, and thus our results could be slightly overestimated.
A recent meta analysis about HPV positive and cervical cancer had showed that HPV45 (in Africa and South/Central America) and HPV 58 (in Eastern Asia) accounted for important proportions of HPV-positive CIN2 and CIN3 [ 6].
The estimated type I error rates point towards the importance of using analysis techniques that are able to appropriately account for important lower order effects.
The SDM 3 Circle Model accounts for important environmental and contextual characteristics that vary across settings.
Adding controls that account for important context and civilian behavior reduces, but cannot fully explain, these disparities.
The model accounts for important features of concrete such as ageing, creep, shrinkage, thermal dilation and cracking; all of these under variable temperatures and moisture conditions.
This approach allows to account for important design parameters, such as photocatalyst layer thickness, location of supporting surfaces, and incoming radiation profiles, among others.
