The phrase "accommodate measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to adjust or make provisions for specific measurements in various contexts, such as design, construction, or data analysis.
Example: "The new software is designed to accommodate measurements from different sensors, ensuring accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "adjust for measurements" or "make provisions for measurements".
Moreover, to accommodate measurements in a liquid environment, biosensor metallization and contact regions are covered with a passivation layer to protect them from the analyte solution.
The logistics of the study dictated certain requirements of companies, like having a minimum of 1000 employees at one location or at close-by locations and the possibility to accommodate measurements at the worksite.
The standard protocol was modified to accommodate measurements based on small seed sets by placing ca. one cm of tissue paper into the flat-bottomed tubes and adding ca. one cm of cleaned safflower seeds on top of the tissue paper.
In this paper, generalized T distribution is applied to accommodate measurement error distribution, meanwhile, historical data is introduced to estimate the objective function parameters by using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm.
Finally SEM analysis can accommodate measurement errors of the constructs in the model [40].
A Bayesian hierarchical framework enables the development of robust probabilistic analysis of error and uncertainty in model predictions by explicitly accommodating measurement error, parameter uncertainty, and model structure imperfection.
A small amount of suspension (20 ml) was then poured directly on the surface of ESA electrode that was large enough to accommodate ESA measurements at the same time, see Fig. 3b.
We demonstrate the proposed approach using a tank drainage problem for which we can evaluate optimization solutions for a broad range of scenarios, including model uncertainty and the flexibility to accommodate future measurements, with a reduced time of evaluation.
Cut twine to accommodate the measurements.
The beam size (nA) and duration of each measurement were adjusted (decreased and increased, respectively) to accommodate the measurement of small-diameter melt inclusions.
