Sentence examples for accommodated based from inspiring English sources
By supporting the Sn anodes with NiTi shape memory alloys, the large volume change of Sn anodes due to lithiation and delithiation can be effectively accommodated, based on the stress-induced martensitic transformation and superelastic recovery of the NiTi matrix respectively, which leads to a decrease in the internal stress and closing of cracks in Sn anodes.
Lawyers for Davis had argued in court papers that if she couldn't be accommodated based on her religious objections, "then elected officials have no real religious freedom when they take public office".
"Walk-ins" can still be accommodated, based on availability, but these "products" must be sold at a premium to encourage customers to sign up.
This dose produced the highest plasma concentration that could be accommodated based on toxicity testing producing a receptor occupancy of >95% and was well tolerated in the pilot study.
The structure of the TraI36 Y16F variant bound to ssDNA reveals specificity determinants, including a ssDNA intramolecular 3 base interaction and two pockets within the protein's binding cleft that accommodate bases in a knob-into-hole fashion.
Despite using a ML model for VLB analyses which better accommodates base composition bias and among-site rate heterogeneity, CYB sequences do not appear more efficient than in other studies focusing on comparable taxonomic levels [ 29].
20 Regulation about signal timing changes needs to be updated, to accommodate sensor based systems.
The Electrical Vehicles (EVs) storage battery is the promising solution in accommodating RER based generation within SG.
The Nelson Olsen covariance estimator of the simultaneous least squares-probit model is adjusted to accommodate probability based stratified surveys.
In this paper, we have proposed an energy model to accommodate relay based transmissions by using an improved model proposed by Wu et al. [9].
Stalls in tiestall and freestall systems are now designed to accommodate cows based on body size and, in some cases, stage of lactation.
