Sentence examples for accommodate I from inspiring English sources
Materials and methods: A novel bifunctional synthon ([18F]FPyPEGCBT) has been developed to accommodate: i) an efficient [18F]F- incorporation and ii) a mild conjugation to biomolecules.
In the first, theory H was developed in part to accommodate (i.e., to imply) some previously known evidence E. In the second, theory H was developed at a time when E was not known.
Such unbalanced samples may require the introduction of a third λ parameter class of branches to accommodate (i) over-sampled within-species branches, (ii) within-species branches and (iii) among-species branches.
Such scaling up would be needed to accommodate (i) the potential number of subjects tested (10 to 10), times (ii) the collection of certified profiles used for the reference map (10 to 10), times (iii) the types of cancers to be tested for (10 to 10), times (iv) the number of times an individual will be tested in his/her lifetime (10 to 10).
In Martin Lloyd Evans's production, the first in Britain since 1926, the question is less one of how to use Opera Holland Park's wide stage than whether the stage can accommodate I gioielli.
I often hear "Only wimps accommodate; I have a business to run".
This expression gets the interpretation of an opinion concerning $h_{\theta}$ after the sample $s$ has been recorded accommodated, i.e., it is a revised opinion.
To engineer an integratable genetic sensor, we constructed a tri-cistronic SB vector (designated pT2/UAS-d2eGFP.SV40-neo.K14-Gal4hVDR) accommodating (i) the UAS-d2eGFP reporter driven by the UAS-TK promoter, (ii) a neomycin resistance gene expressed from an SV40 promoter, and (iii) the Gal4hVDR sensor expressed from a keratin 14 (K14) promoter (figure 2A).
This model is very accommodating; I have kids and a dog.
Trying to be accommodating, I replied, "Oh, we know he's pretty special!
Shackleton's initial reply was accommodating: "I would like to fall in with your views as far as possible without creating a position that would be untenable to myself".
