The phrase "accommodate for changes" is not correct in standard English; it should be "accommodate changes" or "make accommodations for changes." You can use it when discussing the need to adjust plans or processes in response to new information or circumstances.
Example: "We need to accommodate changes in the project timeline to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "adjust for changes" or "make provisions for changes."
Modern CIP needs to accommodate for the changes in credit files, lack of car/home ownership and frequent address changes this population exhibits.
Thus, all MRI data are adjusted to accommodate for rate changes and the data are reflective of the ambient cardiac function and rate.
As tools involved in collecting data improve, the software and computational strategy employed for the analysis should be refined to accommodate for these changes and should not limit the type of investigation that can be undertaken.
The overall network is conceived as a set of gene subnetworks, each corresponding to a given gene node g j and its associated parent gene nodes a(g j ) for j = 1 to N. Models that accommodate for potential changes in gene expression and co-expression patterns across conditions are necessary when gene expression data across multiple conditions is used to infer gene networks.
Plan ahead as much as you can, but plan to be a little,if needed, for detours along the way if the schedule needs to be revised to accommodate for minor changes.
A larger window sometimes results in handovers to accommodate for a change in the network state in future (e.g., after 17 slots), which is not non-optimal compared to a very large window.
In order to limit the complexity regardless of the resource block size, we adopt to use a fixed number of groups while adjusting the size of each group to accommodate for the change in the resource block size.
Results show that an industrially-acceptable catalyst lifespan for a dry reformer can be achieved by periodically optimizing temperatures and pressures to accommodate for the change in catalyst diameter caused by sintering.
It is possible that changes in the TM regions presumably accommodates for the changes that have occurred in the Ciona primary ligand binding N-terminal region that contain LDL-A domains but lack LRRs.
Test results were evaluated for a correlation with age using biserial point correlation to accommodate for undiagnosed age-related changes.
