Language could not accommodate such a volume of ashes.
Many stations like this one are not prepared to accommodate a larger volume of passengers, even if a new traffic control system allowed trains to come more frequently.
However, the FDL buffer suffers from scalability problems, and thus, cannot accommodate a large volume of network traffic at a time.
ViveST tubes are also self-contained, and benefit from being able to accommodate a larger volume of specimen (up to 1.5 mL).
An ideal engraftment site should provide an adequate space to accommodate a large volume of transplanted islets, within close proximity to vascular networks supplying sufficient oxygen and nutrients during the revascularization period.
Purification was carried out as described previously [ 28], with the following modifications: the first column used was 140 mL MonoQ to accommodate a larger volume of lysate, and elution from the SP sepharose column was done with a 250-500 mM KCl gradient.
But accommodating a higher volume of train traffic would require heavy construction, including changing the track configurations and widening rail tunnels. .
There is a range of practice types, from large group practices consisting of practitioners from different disciplines that serve as a multidisciplinary CAM practice accommodating a high volume of patients each day, to the single practitioner office that sees only a handful of patients each day.
In principle, the piston can be quite long, so a piston-cylinder design can accommodate a much larger volume of sample than the squeezer, depending on the dimensions of the sample-holding cylinder.
In younger children, skull flexibility to accommodate an increased volume and the capacity of functional adaptation of the immature nervous system often allow CPC to reach large dimensions before being diagnosed, while older children tend to have typical signs of intracranial hypertension [8].
As with capillary-based electrokinetic injection, gated injection preferentially samples high-mobility analytes but can accommodate a range of sample volumes.
