The phrase "accommodate measured" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to accommodate measured responses from the participants to ensure accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "adjust to measured" or "adapt to measured".
On the other hand, one might instead conclude that the Fed is only willing to accommodate measures designed to boost long-run, or potential growth, and would be more likely to step on purely countercyclical measures.The broader point, however, is that monetary policy reaction is critically important to determining the effect of fiscal policies.
Depressive symptom presentations based on hard life conditions were intricate to accommodate (measures to be followed ).
The NIKC can accommodate directly measured values ranging from the complexity of a mesocosm field experiment to straightforward laboratory experiments.
Before the first tree is cut, planners using a mathematical model can calculate the number of skiers per hour a particular lift and trail network will accommodate, by measuring the area and vertical drop of each ski trail and taking into account each trail's skill level.
The girth of the snake's stomach, stretched to accommodate the carcass, measured a whopping 44.1-inches.
Such land use policies might manage agricultural floodplains at the landscape scale while still being able to accommodate specific measures for each land use type.
Linear mixed models allowed us to accommodate multiple measures per person.
The procedure by Mallinson was used to accommodate repeated measures [ 45].
These models accommodate repeated measures of the outcome, and account for baseline levels as well as concomitant risk factors for the outcome [ 20].
This analysis was blocked for animal nested within group (to accommodate repeated measures) and included logged duration of the sample trial, and the trial number.
