The phrase "accommodate incomplete" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making provisions for something that is not finished or whole, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to accommodate incomplete submissions until the final deadline."
Alternatives: "allow for unfinished" or "make room for partial".
Firstly, we used MEDUSA [ 2] to fit both PB and BD models to estimate rate shifts on a dated phylogeny accommodating incomplete sampling by using taxonomic richness information.
The primary analysis method will use a likelihood-based mixed model, which accommodates incomplete observations and operates under the assumption that the missing data is missing at random (MAR).
The Kassam, though not the most salubrious of the new-build grounds, is big enough to accommodate plenty more, even in its incomplete state.
Mr. Netzley acknowledged that during the past three years he had had to change the way he taught with wikis to accommodate his students' concerns about sharing their incomplete work with others.
Russell's theory, according to Donnellan, cannot accommodate the referential use, and so is incomplete at best.
An article on Wednesday about a Supreme Court decision upholding a law that requires prison officials to accommodate the religious needs of inmates included an incomplete description of the Asatru religion practiced by some inmates in the case.
However this standardization did not accommodate the existence of splice variants and is therefore incomplete.
Like gene-by-gene phylogenetics, phylogenomics must accommodate (stochastic) substitution-rate variation and biases across sites and lineages, incomplete taxon sampling and, especially for prokaryotes and microbial eukaryotes, lateral genetic transfer [ 6, 10, 16- 18].
The method could accommodate all available data in the genetic evaluation by combining SCC data with incomplete mastitis data.
