Figures from a survey, conducted by YouGov, suggest that 7 per cent have adapted their corporate strategy and future business plans to accommodate the issue, even though 66 per cent believe they have a responsibility to tackle climate change.
We need to experiment with flexible and innovative ways of obtaining consent, accommodating the issues that can arise in this population.
In moving to such a wider frame, which still accommodates the issue of poverty at its core, there is no calling for a unique, pre-defined, rigid composite indicator of child wellbeing, a la the HDI, or the recently promulgated child development index developed by Save the Children.
However, due to potential loss of sample size in each stratum, there may be the need to adjust the parameters of the machine, such as the terminal node size in a random forest, to accommodate the practical issues of fitting the model accurately.
This model can accommodate increased correlation structure through incorporation of more factors, and can accommodate the singularity issue in the sparse matrix formulation presented by Thompson et al. [ 8].
The Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) were conducted to provide more responses and accommodated the emergence of hidden issues from the respondents.
Accordingly, China needs to reconsider its health care and service delivery system to accommodate the rapidly increasing issue of mental health.
Mr. Putin is politically stronger than Mr. Yeltsin ever was, and he may be more willing to accommodate the United States on these issues, too.
We hope the UK Transplant Registry will accommodate these issues, so that within our community the carrying of donor cards can be extended.
While the Jackman show ends on Jan . 1 "Mormon" is an open-ended run and has its own supply-and-demand issue to accommodate: The Eugene O'Neill Theater has just 1,066 seats to sell for each performance, compared with the 1,809 "Wicked" has at the Gershwin Theater.
