The phrase "appropriate accounted for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "All expenses must be appropriate accounted for in the financial report."
Alternatives: "properly accounted for" or "adequately accounted for."
Results from the present study indicated that two-factor solution is most appropriate, accounting for 43.23% of the variance.
Barclays is considering with Care International whether they can devise more appropriate accounts for the very poorest as part of the NGO's ambitious financial services programme, Access Africa.
Appropriate accounting for the differences between measured and "pure" values will assist in minimising the ecological inferential errors associated with the use of stable isotope analysis.
Cash flow was used as a measure of the balance between revenues and costs, with appropriate accounting for depreciation and liabilities.
The following financial indicators were evaluated for the adaptation: i. Cash flow was used as a measure of the balance between revenues and costs, with appropriate accounting for depreciation and liabilities.
Lack of appropriate accounting for multiple testing (PGMDR and FAM-MDR*) may also increase the likelihood of observing spurious associations.
While this behavior is not exclusive of non-coding genes, its prevalence for non-coding data cautions about their use for node age estimation without appropriate accounting for rate heterogeneity in calibration analyses.
Although only the Hall, Jacobsen, and van Steenkiste studies considered prescribing habits a primary outcome, the study by Montgomery provides important evidence due to its larger sample of physicians and its appropriate accounting for the effects of clustering.
In contrast, Ken's study will apply to a different target population and not the intended subjects with high blood pressure, due to lack of appropriate accounting for variability measures and a skewed participant pool with demographic properties not representative of a larger target population (Table 2, area of difficulty 5a).
We identified ChIP-seq peaks using MACS or RSEG, as appropriate, and accounted for differences in genome sequence between the species as well as for incomplete power to identify peaks across species (see 'Materials and methods').
Non-antibiotic-appropriate diagnoses accounted for 14% (29/209) of antibiotic prescribing.
