A letter writer, in reference to the insistence of Kathleen Rice, Nassau's district attorney, on having only full-time employees, disparages employers who "bend over backward" to accommodate the "life-style choice" of having a child ("New Mothers on the Payroll," July 16).
To succeed in retaining individuals in the study we employed several strategies for accommodating the life circumstances of this disadvantaged population.
Phenotype data curation is currently a time-consuming and mostly manual process that needs to be scaled up enormously to accommodate the biodiversity of life.
To do this, the project "epistemologized" best-practices, research-based instructional methods, but did not significantly modify the content to accommodate the needs of life sciences students, in part because the course served other populations as well.
The significance of home as a social space, for example, points to why healthcare providers may encounter resistance from older people and their families in their attempts to reorganise domestic settings to accommodate the end of life care needs of the care-recipient [ 16] (for example the provision of Hospice at Home services).
To accommodate the wide variation in life expectancy, individualized decision making is recommended for cancer screening decisions later in life [ 3, 8, 9].
Not only did officials offer to sell the land for about $14.5 million, a fraction of what it would be worth if sold commercially, but they also made several provisions to accommodate the Christianites' way of life.
But better design is precisely what suburban America needs, particularly when it comes to rethinking the basic residential categories that define it, but can no longer accommodate the realities of domestic life.
Home architecture and massing went through massive reconfiguration to accommodate the car and modern life amenities.
This paper demonstrates how an innovative UK lighting company re-engineered its supply chain to accommodate the impact of product life cycles.
