Sentence examples for accommodate this study from inspiring English sources

To accommodate this study design, the informed consent process for ClinSeq addresses complex issues regarding procedures for communicating information and the implications for individuals who receive the results.

To accommodate, this study uses a modified 13-month moving average, preserving the center point of the filter and weighting the first and last month of the window by one half.

According to some researchers, workers in these precarious types of employment comprise a new social class the growing worldwide 'precariat'. 1 In order to accommodate this complexity, recent studies on work and health have developed conceptual models that relate labour market attachment to a core periphery structure.

Thus, future studies of medulloblastoma should accommodate this new clinically useful knowledge for optimizing trial design and treatment protocols.

But Mr. Sen and others may be trying too hard to accommodate these studies.

We anticipate conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis of studies that used the WHO criteria for maternal near miss or developing a repository to accommodate those studies and results.

The Kruskal-Wish Multidimensional Scaling (MDS) technique was adopted to accommodate the studied samples into a bi-dimensional plane, maintaining as invariant as possible the original between samples distance.

The study accommodated this issue by asking respondents how many of the patients in the two-week period of the survey would still have been seen if they had not required an injection at that visit.

To accommodate that gap, this study used content analysis and sequential analysis to ascertain how learner interaction differed when participants had access to success- and failure-based case libraries.

All of the electronic computer systems included in our study are capable of accommodating this approach.

We suggested the homes of interviewees as study sites to accommodate study participants and to conduct the interviews in a well-known environment in which a relaxing and open atmosphere could develop easily 31 to facilitate data collection.