The phrase "accommodate source" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of making adjustments or provisions for a source of information or support, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to accommodate the source of our data to ensure accuracy in our report."
Alternatives: "adjust for the source" or "make provisions for the source."
Miranda source code was slightly modified in order to accommodate reference files with sequences larger than 100 Kbps.
If we represent a signal source by a pigeon and a spectral band by a hole, we can use a spectral band to accommodate one source.
This can be used to better position a source on the ACIS-S or HRC detectors, for example to accommodate multiple sources, or to place a source over the HRC-S LESF filter region.
To accommodate this source of error in fast-evolving species, we proposed a simple model for mutation correction and used it to re-predict the intron phase distributions for all species in the genome-wide dataset.
Importantly, their proposed DIDS can also accommodate heterogeneous sources, and their study gives examples of different event sources.
Efforts to upgrade the electricity grid to better accommodate intermittent sources like solar and wind would help, as would development of better energy storage technologies.
TRANSMISSION Updating and expanding the electrical grid to accommodate new sources of energy will be the biggest challenge, and will require partnerships among states, federal authorities, the utilities and private investors.
(3) A clearly defined nomenclature: where nomenclature used in the classification scheme is exacting and clearly constrain the meaning of terms and an initial glossary of terms agreed upon and implemented by users; (4) accommodate diverse sources of data: where geospatial habitat data take many forms such as land cover and abundance data; satellite imaging; grain size and sediment type.
However, we note that the implementation of MADGiC is flexible enough to accommodate other sources of replication timing data.
Our model can also be easily extended to accommodate other sources of genetic variation, such as recovery or contact rate, and to accommodate survival rather than infection data.
