The phrase "accommodate survival" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability of systems, organisms, or strategies to support or enable survival in various situations.
Example: "The new policies were designed to accommodate survival in the harsh economic climate."
Alternatives: "support survival" or "facilitate survival".
If the idea of the survival story can be stretched to accommodate the survival of a culture, "Miss Agnes" is as urgent as its predecessors.
Analyses of secondary outcomes will follow the approach for the primary outcome, appropriately modified where necessary to accommodate continuous or survival measures.
This created Column A1 in Table 1.> The second stage adjusted Column A1 to accommodate cancers with high survival, in the belief that the Abdel-Rahman paper would fail to capture fully any survival benefit from expedited diagnosis in this group.
These data combined with the identification of differential modification of leaderless transcripts provide support for the hypothesis that different ribosome structures are likely utilized to translate select mRNAs under stress, and also that transcriptional elongation and termination are altered under stress to accommodate the cell's survival program.
The ability of survival analysis to accommodate this type of data makes it a very useful technique.
However, many of these methods do not directly accommodate two-dimensional outcome (e.g. survival and DFS).
It's even less likely that cash-strapped airlines (several of which are fighting for their very survival) will retrofit their planes with wider seats to accommodate large customers.
The results indicate that these cell lines depend on xc−-mediated cystine uptake for growth, as well as survival in oxidative stress conditions, and can modulate xc− expression to accommodate growth needs.
EVEN if mainstream fashion does not go out of its way to accommodate cancer patients, the image of the female cancer survivor appears to be changing, along with better survival statistics.
"It's interesting for a society to be able to accommodate these people," he says, speaking both of artists and researchers, "because it means we're not just struggling for survival".
