Sentence examples for accommodate highly from inspiring English sources

Quantile regression is a technique that can accommodate highly variable tree growth data (Cade & Noon, [2003]).

Drastic changes occur on chemical, structural and electrical properties of the films when they accommodate highly mobile and reactive protons.

Media delivery CDN applications must accommodate highly transient, unpredictable users behaviour (arrival patterns, service time distributions, I/O system behaviours, user profile, network usage, etc).

In order to accommodate highly penetrated DG, an optimization approach in [19] was established to model multi-stage distribution expansion problem under uncertain conditions.

Furnished cages (FC) are designed to accommodate highly motivated behaviour patterns like nesting; however, how hens perceive the resources provided in FCs is not fully understood.

Specifically, logically full-meshed optical burst switching rings are employed to compose a lattice substrate, which provide dense connectivity for small groups of ToR switches to accommodate highly clustered and dynamic regional data traffic, while a reconfigurable wavelength circuit switching plane offers direct connections among the racks to effectively reduce overall network diameter.

Their general structural building plan accommodates highly varying amino acid sequences to yield extended dimeric α-helical coiled coils of highly conserved design.

We accommodate a highly diverse range of needs.

Mr. Obama sets his range of vocabulary wide enough to accommodate the highly educated and the less educated, Professor Nikaido added, and at the lower end, it sometimes comes within the range of non-native speakers' comprehension.

But even in that first year of married life – the last before either was elected to office – Bill and Hillary were trying to figure out how to accommodate two highly ambitious personalities within one marriage, according to their friends from those days.

Results do not change when we use a negative binomial regression to accommodate the highly skewed dependent variable.