Because partial protection accommodates otherwise-competing values, it helps establish an inclusive, "common ground", framework that acknowledges differences.
For most of us it's easier to rewrite family history -- to revise and foreshadow so that we might accommodate an otherwise meaningless blow -- than to sustain the reasonable if excruciating conclusion that experience is random, there is no justice, poetic or otherwise.
Narrow value looks like a phony category posited ad hoc to accommodate an otherwise embarrassing difficulty.
Leapfrog was able to locate a previously unrecognized binding pocket that could accommodate these otherwise anomalous regions of structure.
Our findings of patients' and GPs' willingness to understand low mood as something explicable for a person in adversity, and to reframe anxiety as a potentially protective personal characteristic, are in keeping with a joint attempt to accommodate these otherwise problematic emotions in a way which avoids showing weakness or threatening the doctor-patient relationship.
We here propose and describe a strategy based on an automated lexical modular methodology to overcome rapidly evolving content and classification problems, which may otherwise accommodate poor quality of data and expert bias, with potential dire consequences for interpretation, decision and strategy.
What if we had physical education electives taught by inspiring teachers especially designed to accommodate psychologically and otherwise, students who are battling overweight?
I witnessed the person in the aisle seat repeatedly refuse to get up or otherwise accommodate when my colleague had to get up.
The water molecule associated with the halide ion occupies the site that would otherwise accommodate the carboxylate group of pyruvate.
For example, in the absence of a sufficiently developed health system that could accommodate referral of otherwise asymptomatic infants with hypoxemia for echocardiogram (to rule-out congenital heart disease), it may be more rational to target PO to sick infants.
Mary Jones, owner of the lodge, has been known to roll cots into conference rooms to accommodate travelers who would otherwise have to backtrack across 60 miles of mountains and desert to find the nearest Vacancy sign.
