Sentence examples for accommodate the evidence from inspiring English sources

Rather, we want to urge, as philosophers encounter the empirical evidence on character, that they make explicit how their approaches may accommodate the evidence, and what the costs and benefits of the accommodations are.

Instead, to help accommodate the evidence that has recently been accumulating, we require ordinary, garden-variety matter; at least three kinds of dark, invisible matter; and two types of a mysterious entity inhabiting empty space called "dark energy," which powered the birth of the universe in the Big Bang and now drives cosmic acceleration.

Additionally, he was able to describe his scientific thought process while he was developing the representation and making alterations to accommodate the evidence provided.

The epistemic advantages of the PG hypothesis are many: it accommodates the evidence in favour of the existence of extensive HGT; it "makes unsurprising" (i.e. explains) the inevitable existence of the mobilome (given the nature of the ancestral evolutionary state); it makes sense of the existence of many evolving entities that do not belong to the cellular level of biological organisation.

That has all the hallmarks of a self-serving invention, partly to accommodate the awkward evidence of the two versions of the file on his personal organiser," said Mr Sumption.

To accommodate the geological evidence, we propose a tectonic model for Myanmar involving a greater Sibumasu – where the documented zircon isotopic variations reflect compositional variations in magmatic source – and invoke the role of a Tengchong Block.

Therefore, a new model to explain the selection process during rice domestication, such as the one proposed for further discussion in this paper, is needed to accommodate the new DNA evidence.

While methods such as adaptive management accommodate the possibility that evidence to support different parameter estimates 20 and models 32 will change as data accumulate, adaptive management methods are constrained by the range of models considered, which depends on contemporary knowledge.

Administration officials said their primary concerns were to safeguard classified information, provide security for court personnel, remain flexible as the war evolved and accommodate the broad range of evidence that they are gathering.

The source code of GeneID has been updated in order to incorporate GeneID into the ASPic-GeneID context, in particular to accommodate the use of introns as evidence.

They suggested the evidence of Britain's overall drunkenness had been buried to accommodate the powerful drinks industry.