Sentence examples for accommodate the guidelines from inspiring English sources
Given our sample size, we limited this regression analysis to accommodate the guidelines of at least 10 observations per candidate variable [ 16].
DC's Union Market has deliberately engaged the nearby Gallaudet University for the Deaf by actively seeking to employ deaf community members and incorporating the university's DeafSpace design guidelines to accommodate the hearing impaired.
In this paper, we describe the optimization issues for high-speed InP/InGaAs SHBTs and offer a design guideline to accommodate the scaling limit.
In March 2012, a comprehensive revision of our annotation guidelines was completed to accommodate the wealth of high-throughput transcriptomics data and to facilitate consistent application of these updated guidelines to gene model updates and changes.
This task force will share its proposed description guidelines with all stakeholders at the University, responding to feedback and reaching consensus, with the goal of configuring Yale's installation of ArchivesSpace to accommodate these guidelines.
Therefore, it is important to assess how to accommodate this guideline in the testing protocol while preserving or maximizing the external validity of the ensuing HIV prevalence estimates.
Another reason was a recognition that a list of guidelines could more easily accommodate the rapid evolution of technology.
Management guidelines for Appalachian forests should be revised to accommodate the biology of plethodontid salamanders.
To accommodate the diversity of professional groups, the policy and set of supporting guidelines are written in a way that provides flexible options for professional support.
To accommodate the increasing number of people planning to attend, carefully review the additional guidelines governing ticketing, regalia, security precautions, and other important details, which are available online.
Based on these findings, the Commission is revising its Guidelines to clarify the obligation imposed by section 701 j) to accommodate the religious practices of employees and prospective employees.
