The phrase "accounted for restricted" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The budget must be accounted for, but the funds are restricted."
Alternatives: "considered restricted" or "included as restricted".
In addition, we suspect the existence of a protein degradation mechanism associated with the amino terminal domain of BASL that accounts for restricting its predominant expression to the stomatal lineage cells of the epidermis.
It caused me to revisit Twitter, to explore the possibility to set up a group account (for restricted membership not without a third party paid service) and to set up my personal digital environment that would allow to shorten URLs, manage accounts, and send Tweets from everywhere I was going, physically and virtually.
This is in contrast to the mouse, in which the rare appearance of L- and U-turns (Williams et al., 2012) might be accounted for by the restricted space in the rodent egg cylinder.
Tests of life course models suggested that there was no additional benefit from including an early BMI measure (15 years) once adult BMI has been accounted for, so we restricted these tests to BMI exposures at 26 and 43 years to increase statistical power.
The Arrhenius relation, normally used in biochemistry, does not contain a term that accounts for the restricting effect of molecular motions by the medium on the rate of a given reaction.
138 Where detected as somatic mosaicism, it has accounted for milder phenotypic expression, often restricted to febrile seizures, in the parent in whom the new mutation has arisen, postconception.
On Wednesday, General Electric said that is would not only change the way it accounted for stock options but would restrict top executives from cashing in some shares within a year of exercising them.
As CGE models often use combinations of Cobb-Douglas and constant elasticity of substitution (CES) production functions, the degree of complementarity that these modeling approaches can account for is naturally restricted.
The very different features of δ-catenin and p120, as discussed above, may account for the relatively restricted tissue specific expression of δ-catenin, and the subsequent emergence of p120 as the most widely expressed member of the p120 family in vertebrates.
On average, the loss to investors in 401(k) plans attributed to overall expenses of restricted investment choices accounted for a shortfall of 10.2% off the risk-premium available from the markets.
