The phrase "accommodate identified" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making adjustments or provisions for something that has been recognized or specified.
Example: "We need to accommodate identified needs in our project plan to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "address recognized" or "meet specified".
The library is regularly updated to accommodate newly identified genes and updated gene models.
It can easily accommodate newly identified SNPs to increase resolving power to the canSNP typing of B. anthracis.
Protein modeling shows that the canonical palm subdomain architecture of poliovirus (ssRNA+) RdRp could accommodate the identified sequence permutation through changes in backbone connectivity of the major structural elements in three loop regions underlying the active site.
These algorithms were categorized in order to define as few models as possible that still could accommodate the identified factors and the relationships between them.
To accommodate subtypes identified on the basis of sequence data alone, the scheme originally developed for MAb reactivity data (3 ) was modified so that VR families and variants were assigned on the basis of amino acid sequence relationships rather than their reactivity with specific MAbs.
This hypothesis can accommodate the PRLs identified in teleosts and tetrapods so far.
By calibrating the S-TPI to accommodate the outcomes identified by clinicians as most relevant to routine practice, adjusting its structure to isolate the effect of death, and incorporating predictors of additional outcomes of interest, we have developed a tool that captures the variation in outcomes associated with individual patient characteristics.
Since 2015 the act has allowed transgender adults to state their gender identity without requiring reassignment treatment or assessment but it does not accommodate those who identify as gender fluid or who do not identify as either male or female because it only includes those two options.
