Sentence examples for accommodate differing from inspiring English sources

Rules or norms that are clear and unquestioned at the government level, such as the separation of church and state (or in another country, the unified church-state), can be modified to accommodate differing points of view when the government funds a nonprofit organization to produce a service.

It soon became apparent that a variety of program models were needed to accommodate differing clinical volumes.

Each of the proposed options is intended to address the patient barriers of health literacy, genetic literacy and e-health literacy and can be adopted for paper or electronic reports to accommodate differing health systems and patient preferences.

The average number of weeks with GI, respiratory and dermal symptoms, doctor visits and hospitalizations per person per year were estimated by an analogous GEE approach using the Poisson distribution with logarithmic link function and the same offset term to accommodate differing number of weeks of information.

Although phylogenetic analysis is typically done without differentiating between insertions and deletions, the insertion to deletion ratio was set to either 1 3 [ 18, 20] or 1 1 [ 21, 22, 38], at a given indel rate, in order to accommodate differing opinions about the ratio of deletions and insertions, and to determine if the two have different impacts on phylogenetic accuracy.

There were differences in the size of the prisons, and to accommodate differing test rates the analyses treated the prison as a fixed effect in GLM as well as its interaction effects with other covariates/factors.

Instead of making claims of economic injustice, Gray accommodates differing political views.

A more complicated option is to design a single system for all linkage projects but which accommodates differing linkage scenarios for each specific project.

Since at t2 and t3 the test forms differed slightly to accommodate differences in school-specific curricula, the number of test items varied slightly.

The system is flexible enough to accommodate situations differing from meteorological agency forecasts.

The majority of participants who adopted the water check recommendations successfully reduced their landscape water use, but results indicate water check programs can be designed for greater effectiveness by accommodating participants' differing knowledge and skill levels.