The phrase "accounting for high" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a consideration of high values or factors, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study is accounting for high levels of pollution in urban areas."
Alternatives: "considering high" or "taking into account high".
A second major factor accounting for high health spending per capita in the United States is the significantly higher prices Americans pay for virtually all health care services and products.
Diffuse axonal injury (DAI) is one of the most common and important pathologic features of human traumatic brain injury (TBI), accounting for high mortality and development of persistent post-traumatic neurologic sequelae.
This is attributed to the severe agglomeration of nanocrystalline Fe3O4 particles upon repeated cycling, revealing the fact that small particles accounting for high rate performance might in turn undermine the cycling stability.
Accounting for high energy processes, the threshold for muons to traverse 1 km of rock is approximately 1.5 TeV.
After completing the measure, each participant was assigned to one of the three conditions pseudo-randomly accounting for high or low experience with topographic maps.
These findings corroborate our conclusions that the trading strategies described are profitable even after accounting for high transaction costs per asset trade.11.11
This circumstance incurs an overload of information and overflow of spam messages, accounting for high-volume low-quality knowledge in virtual communities.
In addition, an output-based error estimator and adaptive method are presented, appropriately accounting for high-order solution spaces in optimizing local mesh anisotropy.
This is double the poverty line, even accounting for higher costs of living in Princeton.
Army officials took the step on Friday after discovering apparent problems with the system of accounting for high-risk microbes and biomaterials at the Fort Detrick, Maryland, facility.
In one study, without accounting for high-risk nonperfusion variables, LM coronary artery disease and/or MVD were missed in 17 % of patients with normal MPI [ 4].
