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We developed equations from a wide range of model forms to accommodate the availability of field data parameters.
Consequently, it became the first project from Hollywood Records to be released under the "day-and-date" format, which allowed the project to be released nearly simultaneously worldwide instead of traditionally "staggering" its launch to accommodate "the availability of the artist" internationally.
Also, although the procedures presented are based on data from the United States, exploiting the various Census demographic and boundary data, similar imputation strategies can be devised to accommodate the availability of population data and geographic units from other countries with similar hierarchical geographic, political, and enumeration units.
Interviews were scheduled to accommodate the availability of the busy clinicians and lasted up to 50 minutes each.
The focus group sessions were scheduled to best accommodate the availability of the participants; we proposed four alternate interview days to 51 women who were finally contacted.
Schedule meetings to accommodate the availability of participants.
The toolkit is optimized for high-resolution detectors to accommodate the growing availability of inexpensive high-resolution detectors for life science imaging applications (e.g., scientific CMOS cameras).
High student numbers (ca. 140) are accommodated through the availability of four experimental stations — each sharing a common source of feed gas and equipped with independent flow controllers and gas analyzers.
We reassessed preference for drug based on annual data to allow for changes in preference over time and for accommodating the recent availability of adalimumab.
In Section 4, we develop inferential procedures to accommodate misclassification effects with the availability of replicated measurements of error-contaminated covariates.
Kulkalgal settlement patterns were complex and flexible and designed in part to take advantage of super-abundances of marine foods and to accommodate the seasonal vagaries of terrestrial resource availability.
