Sentence examples for accommodate in its from inspiring English sources

Its head teacher Andrew Green Howard believes the school will reach 45 pupils early next year, the most it can accommodate in its current temporary classrooms.

In the summer, Ofsted will set out how the use of the pupil premium can be accommodated in its revised inspection criteria.

Each department is accommodated in its own dedicated office building.

All the available studies agree that there is always a certain amount of discrepancy between the digital setup and the real clinical outcome: the deformation of the aligner when accommodated in its position produces areas of contact with the teeth and gaps where the aligner is not touching the teeth surfaces, and this reduces the efficacy in producing tooth movements [33].

8a Although the appendage of globular proteins to some amyloidogenic peptides requires that the globular protein first unfolds for fibrils to form, 12 the globular C domain of Ure2 is accommodated in its native state within the fibrils.

We choose the term 'functional motor and sensory symptoms' (FMSS) because the term 'functional' is accommodating in its theoretical implications and is rated by patients as inoffensive compared with other terms (Stone et al., 2002).

Liu, a graduate of Stanford University and a pioneering cancer scientist, represents the kind of foreign talent Singapore is only too happy to "accommodate" in order to realise its goal of becoming a biomedical hub.

The two are not incompatible in Dante's great Inferno, a hell so capacious it can accommodate both in its infinite megalopolis.

The Google format has found a way to accommodate video in its philosophy that advertising is meant to be useful.

A ghost town that opened at the end of April, it currently holds around 4,000 people but is designed to accommodate 130,000 in its square white metal huts.

Briefly, adaptability is the ability of a software system to accommodate changes in its environment.