"Unfortunately," he said, "the developing world is accommodating and the developed world is not accommodating and is not showing flexibility".
Mays, Pope & Popay [ 6] have challenged researchers to develop appropriate methodologies to accommodate and maximize these wide ranging and disparate types of evidence.
After fertilization, the integuments grow and expand to accommodate the developing endosperm and embryo, but they also apparently have a role in coordinating the growth of both fruit and seeds [ 1].
Healthcare organizations can take advantage of lessons learned in healthcare and across industries to modify productivity expectations and develop appropriate ways to accommodate the required learning curve associated with EHR implementations.
This botched result ought not to be surprising; the election of 1796 had been the first contested Presidential election in American history (in 1788 and again in 1792, Washington had run unopposed), and the Electoral College did not easily accommodate the developing two-party system.
I did learn that the school system doesn't accommodate people who develop differently.
Both the epithelial projections in the upper jaw and the epithelial bridges in the lower jaw accommodate a developing rudimentary tooth.
For the proposed integrated architecture, the important characteristic of traffic asymmetry is investigated and accommodated by developing asymmetric network configuration based on SDN-assisted traffic monitoring/prediction, and the issue of network survivability/availability is explored and addressed by taking into consideration of the unique feature of DCN traffic.
For example, user communities traditionally working with a particular workflow system may easily accommodate workflows developed under a different system by a different community, using the workflow interoperability features of SHIWA.
Thus, it is likely that TGF-βs locally regulate angiogenesis to accommodate the developing mammary gland.
