The phrase "accommodate for differences" is not correct in standard English; it should be "accommodate differences." You can use the correct phrase when discussing the need to adjust or adapt to various differences in a situation, such as in a workplace or educational setting.
Example: "In our team meetings, we strive to accommodate differences in communication styles to ensure everyone feels included."
Alternatives: "adjust for differences" or "adapt to differences."
Thus though the exact dose of RRT in AKI remain undecided the physician should consider various patients characteristics in prescribing these therapies and importantly measure the delivered dose of RRT in each session to accommodate for difference in prescribed and delivered dose.
It can be used to infer general biogeographic patterns by using a Bayesian approach that accommodates for differences in age, evolutionary rate, and dispersal capability across lineages (Sanmartín 2010).
It was not possible to find parameters which were able to perform well for all the sequences for DCVP, while, with the pre-alignment phase in OBDC, the disparity between views is normalized, leaving to the disparity estimation module the task to accommodate for minor differences.
In 1984, both games were played in the Pacific Time Zone, so they had to be played on Saturday and Sunday to accommodate for time differences.
"AIBA says that they have rules [regarding] 'safety' and 'pre-existing injuries.'" But if Muay Thai a sport where there can be actual bruising and injury to legs and arms in competition can adjust their rules and accommodate for cultural differences, so can boxing," Sara contends.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03523.008 Next, we compared ribosome density in lncRNAs and codRNAs in each of the species focusing on regions covered by ribosome profiling reads to accommodate for any differences in the length of the putatively translated regions.
The cost of HPV-analysis was estimated at 20 euros, but to accommodate for the differences in cost with other analysis methods and decreasing market prices, additional analysis was conducted with cost estimates of 15 and 30 euros.
To accommodate for remaining differences in terminology, final diagnoses were grouped into seven major categories: (1) healthy, (2) asthma and/or bronchial hyperresponsiveness (BHR), (3) COPD/bronchitis, (4) pneumonia, (5) alveolar haemorrhage, (6) tumour, (7) others.
(B ) Bar diagrams depicting amount of processive Upa1-Gfp signals (left, processive units per 10 μm hyphal length to accommodate for size differences between individual hyphae; error bars, s.d.; more than 30 hyphae per strain) and their velocity (right; velocity of tracks showing >5 μm processive movement; error bars, s.d.; 10 to 12 hyphae and more than 900 tracks per strain).
