The phrase "accounting for changing" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to consider or factor in changes, but it requires additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "In our analysis, we must focus on accounting for changing market conditions to ensure accurate predictions."
Alternatives: "considering changes" or "factoring in changes".
The simulation framework WaldPlaner 2.1 projects forest development by applying different silvicultural management regimes and accounting for changing climatic conditions.
The analytical model can be further extended to gas reservoirs by accounting for changing properties, such as density, viscosity, and the J T coefficient with pressure and temperature.
The analytical model can be further extended to gas reservoirs by accounting for changing properties, such as density, viscosity, and the J T coefficient with pressure and temperature. .
In this paper, simulation outputs from the Canadian Regional Climate Model (CRCM) are used to develop a methodology to estimate probable maximum precipitations (PMPs) while accounting for changing climate conditions for the southern region of the Province of Quebec, Canada.
This was accomplished by: (1) adding functions that link mortality and regeneration of species to climate variables expressing climatic suitability, (2) constructing a function linking site index to climate and using it to modify growth rates, and (3) adding functions accounting for changing growth rates due to climate-induced genetic responses.
The paper argues that if the PIR equations are used formally and conventionally without sufficiently accounting for changing demands for water in semi-arid river basins, they can lead to irrigation designs that over-prioritise water for individual irrigation systems and as such be labelled 'irrigation-centred'.
A limitation in our data was incomplete information on the stage of disease at presentation, and while increases observed in absolute numbers do not account for changing denominators over time, congruent changes in the age-adjusted incidence give confidence that these changes are real.
As the game goes on, bettors can wager on events happening within the games, with the odds changing to account for changing situations on the field.
The new study reassessed the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (Noaa) temperature record to account for changing methods of measuring the global surface temperature over the past century.
He said time and money would be saved by not having to engineer the wings to account for changing weight distribution.
In simulations run without the auction, some of the ambulances were left standing idle.The bidding algorithms can be tweaked to account for changing behaviour and circumstance.
