The phrase "able to accommodate for the" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would be "able to accommodate" without the "for the" part.
Example: "We are able to accommodate your request for a larger meeting room."
Alternatives: "capable of accommodating" or "able to adjust for".
Everyone has neighbors who are noisy from time to time, and we are generally able to accommodate for this with little difficultly.
Although Trinity is able to accommodate for differences in the expression level, the default k-mer size specified is 25.
Here the earlier approach is generalized in such a way that it is able to accommodate for an accurate analytical EVM computation in the cases of power loading and different constellations for different tones.
Somebody always wants to visit that gift shop for a little bit extra time or to take that side diversion and you have to be able to accommodate for that.
Residents and intensivists constituted a convenience sample of individuals who were able to accommodate the time for the focus group discussion.
The RAH also happens to be the right size to be able to accommodate the demand for tickets and to have enough standing room.
Although we experienced a spike in activity with the arrival of patients from Children's Hospital and Ochsner Hospital, we were still able to accommodate the influx and care for the children.
The F.C.C. has said that the popularity of tablets and the accompanying growth in data use is contributing to overcrowding of the airwaves, with wireless companies finding that they may eventually not be able to accommodate the demand for downloading.
At any rate the ever-increasing growth in aircraft performance, size and weight during the 1930s meant that even the bottom flight deck was no longer able to accommodate the take-off roll required for the new generations of aircraft being fielded and it was plated over when the ship was modernized in the mid-1930s.
Moreover, because RPGC is able to accommodate and/or correct for the challenges that frequently emerge for nonmodel systems, implementing this method in a range of empirical systems is expected to be more successful than traditional genome assembly processes.
