Sentence examples for accommodate possibilities from inspiring English sources

Local health systems may differ in their internal configuration and hence capacity building programmes need to accommodate possibilities for change through different pathways.

We all need simplicity, order and enough room to accommodate new possibilities.

The script, like an ingenious piece of clockwork machinery, can accommodate multiple possibilities, many of them highly unlikely.

Hence, we have used the term "proliferation" or "replication" more broadly to accommodate both possibilities.

To accommodate both possibilities we do all analyses across all whales (allowing for potential homology of tonal sounds across the order) and separately within toothed whales.

To accommodate these possibilities we identified regions which had a higher frequency of non-reference variants compared to the random (50%%) distribution expected in unlinked regions.

Surely such knowledge is possible, so an adequate theory of knowledge must accommodate the possibility.

To accommodate this possibility we use a consistent N-terminal indexing, but for the cathepsin cleavages assess the possibility of a cleavage occurring beyond the 15-mer in the training set (up to 20 amino acids in length).

You remember the flower pot with fondness, but you must accommodate the possibility of the stapler.

The binding site flexibility was allowed in order to accommodate the possibility of residue rearrangements for different agonists.

Logical uses -- military vehicles, for example -- would come years before automobiles, but Michelin's business projections accommodate the possibility that the Tweel may not be an overnight success.