The phrase "accommodate these problems the" is not correct in written English due to its incomplete structure.
It cannot be used as it stands because it lacks a clear conclusion or context.
Example: "We need to find a way to accommodate these problems the team is facing."
Alternatives: "address these issues" or "manage these challenges."
Research aiming at solving the collinearity problem in age-period-cohort analysis has generated an extensive literature, and most approaches have tried to accommodate the collinearity problem within the scope of traditional regression analyses.
"We are glad to have found, I hope, a resolution that accommodates the problems of most of the people involved," said Germany's U.N. Ambassador Gunter Pleuger Gunter Pleuger, who chaired a week of acrimonious negotiations.
The discussion of experiment designs includes both repeated measures and parallel groups designs together with their advantages and disadvantages and some suggested modifications to accommodate the particular problems posed by MCS.
Fuzzy-k means with extragrades was devised to accommodate this problem but estimating the amount of extragrades can be challenging and can lead to dubious classifications.
It also includes higher-than-usual reserves to accommodate unforeseen problems that might emerge during final construction of the telescope, says Illingworth.
Classification must be accommodated to the problems of legislation; and we decided in Ozan Lumber Co. v. Union County Nat.
Although the number of such incomplete sets due to either scenario should be small, we use an approach of Huberman and Langholz [ 51] to accommodate both problems.
Although sex makes serious demands on the spine, no one has taken the time to study how different sexual positions can accommodate different back problems.But Stuart McGill and Natalie Sidorkewicz of the University of Waterloo in Canada rose to the challenge.
