Sentence examples for accommodate a lack from inspiring English sources

In 2015, the course had to be moved to accommodate a lack of snow, and in 2014 a barren segment of the course injured several teams, causing them to drop out.

The disadvantages include the need for a large number of CDN servers (Content Foundry), high costs, and a lack of scalability to accommodate a large audience.

Approximately 23percentn=70n=70) of households selected for the treatment cohort were eliminated from the final sample; the most common reasons were a lack of space to accommodate a private toilet and tenants' concerns about obtaining their landlords' permission to participate.

Indeed, as shown in Figure 1, the induction in V5.TM6*P of several glycolytic and gluconeogenic genes could be consistent with these cells accommodating for a lack of glucose; the hypothesized mechanism behind the strain's reduced ethanol-producing, respiratory phenotype.

The capping region appears to lack sufficient volume to accommodate a C1 substituent larger than an acetate-esterified propenol.

Besides space constraints, the Los Angeles center lacks a nearby hotel large enough to accommodate a big convention.

If this episodic account of Channe's formative years lacks an essential focus, it's also broad enough to accommodate a large and interesting cast in supporting roles.

Accommodate a variety of learning styles.

The new genus Silobia was erected to accommodate the Acarospora smaragdula complex and the new species, Silobia dilatata (= Myriospora dilatata (M. Westb & Wedin) K. Knudsen & L. Arcadia described to accommodate an obligate rust coloured taxon with broadly expanded apothecial discs lacking secondary products.

In any case, it can't be reproached for any lack of functionality: the function of the Gehry Pavilion is to accommodate an antic summer party.

In generalized regression models, several approaches can accommodate this lack of independence: (a) random effects; (b) fixed effects; (c) marginal models in the non-Gaussian case; and (d) regression coefficient covariance matrix adjustment.