The phrase "accounting for mapping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of considering or including mapping in a particular analysis or evaluation.
Example: "In our research, we are accounting for mapping to ensure that all geographical variables are accurately represented."
Alternatives: "considering the mapping" or "factoring in the mapping".
By comparing these measures against map-based contiguity as if they also defined contiguity does, however, enable us to begin to consider how accounting for map-based contiguity might alter the shape of the transmission kernel.
The count of each peptide mapping to different proteins was divided by the number of matches, to account for mapping uncertainty.
Finally, we do not account for mapping or sequencing errors, library complexity, the ability of algorithms to distinguish between the reads covering both alleles of a heterozygous SV site [ 17], instances of singleton, split, and truncated reads, etc.
Monte Carlo (MC) simulations offer a practical, empirical method of accounting for potential map errors in broader ecosystem assessments.
Rather than only considering reads that align uniquely, we accounted for ambiguously mapped reads (reads mapping equally well to multiple genes) by distributing them proportionally to all possible genes.
Furthermore, since the doping rate P can be used to adjust the EXIT curve shape of BICM-ID with a given mapping, a carefully designed irregular doping rate is taken into account for irregular mapping optimization.
To account for incorrect mapping of plant reads with high similarity to fungal sequences, reads from infected plant tissue were mapped to both the plant genomes and the genome of Z. tritici IPO323.
The statistical nature of yarn tensile strength is accounted for by mapping Weibull strength distributions onto the individual yarns of the fabric model.
Population structure in AILs and genome shuffling may need to be accounted for QTL mapping and its importance has been emphasized (Balding 2006; Peirce et al. 2008).
Constraints theories, domain-general views, social-pragmatic accounts, and an emergentist coalition model have been proposed to account for the mapping problem.
