Sentence examples for accommodate the result from inspiring English sources

The G × G interaction reduces the correlation between probands and first degree relatives, and so can accommodate the result observed by Lindgren et al. (2009) whereby relatives of those with comorbid ASD+LI were less impaired on the language trait than relatives of pure LI cases, even though the comorbid probands themselves were at least as impaired as SLI cases on language measures.

Plans are being made for around £450m of cuts to accommodate the resulting financial pressure".

Perfecting modern equipment will enhance and accommodate the results of our understanding of the crystallization physics and provide solutions to the various physical tasks at the atomic and macroscopic levels.

The data are freely available via the Hawaiian Algal Database (HADB), which was designed and constructed to accommodate the results of the project.

Thus a model of this type should easily be able to accommodate the results reported here—a suggestion which we have confirmed in unpublished computer simulations.

This classification has recently been expanded (Barnard et al, 1994; Fredholm et al, 1997) to accommodate the results of cloning studies which revealed the existence of multiple subclasses of P2Y purinoceptors.

However, in contrast to the hierarchical account, the pseudo-configural theory cannot accommodate the opposite result, greater responding on different trials.

Faced with this apparent theory-experiment discrepancy, theorists sought either to modify Dirac's theory or to propose a new theory, and thus accommodate the experimental results.

Partly in response to the work of scholars in the social studies of science, partly in response to the changing role of scientific inquiry through the 20th and into the 21st centuries, philosophers have sought ways to either accommodate the (tenable) results of the sociologists and cultural historians or to modify traditional epistemological concepts used in the analysis of scientific knowledge.

Thus, theories that assume another type of causal mechanism for the interaction between working memory and attention (e.g., an inhibitory link; [4]) are able to accommodate the present results as well.

One such bottleneck might be a limitation of the membranes to accommodate the expressed protein, resulting in a maximal upper limit for protein expression when gene dosage is further increased.