The phrase "accommodate tolerance" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the need to make space for or support tolerance in various situations, but it may require additional clarification for better understanding.
Example: "In our efforts to promote diversity, we must accommodate tolerance within our community initiatives."
Alternatives: "foster acceptance" or "promote understanding".
□ The algorithm of the preceding section lends itself naturally to variants that accommodate some tolerance in the ultrametric distance and relax the notion of ultrametric network.
Company-sponsored 401(k) plans typically offer an employee a selection of mutual funds to choose from to accommodate different tolerances for risk, and also for long-term investment objectives.
Mandating the monitoring team to accommodate zero corruption tolerance level in implementation process would caution all parties in the project chain.
Thus, instead of scoring the answer based on an exact match (where the correct answer and the user's answer are matched 100%%), in the current implementation, there is an error tolerance to accommodate typing errors (e.g., 85%% similarity score between two strings).
Malignant evolution is more common in younger patients [ 3], likely due to the lack of atrophy and less tolerance to accommodate changes in brain volume.
The possible need for T cell tolerance to accommodate the fetus has been extensively researched for decades (Mellor and Munn, 2000).
This is the first report of muscle composition in participants of this very older age, which necessitated tailoring acquisitions to accommodate the older subjects' tolerance level.
Short and flexible pipe sections are assembled in a variety of spatial configurations to accommodate fabrication and installation tolerances (design for installation) and to withstand the end loads and displacements caused by flow/temperature and pressure fluctuations, as well as riser base oscillations (design for operation).
Table 7 provides an overview of key crops on which regulatory authorities have granted large increases in glyphosate tolerances to accommodate GE-HT crop uses, as well as harvest aid, green burndown applications.
However, to accommodate those species with low tolerance of frequent fires, parts of the landscape will require less frequent fires.
