The phrase "accommodated for with" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically be "accommodated" or "accommodated for," but the addition of "with" is unnecessary and awkward.
Example: "The new policy has been accommodated for to ensure all employees feel included."
Alternatives: "provided for" or "made arrangements for".
High response rate and recruitment in a wide variety of community settings, using face-to-face interviews, which accommodated for participants with low literacy and allowed for participants' responses to open-ended questions.
51 Strengths of the study were the novel approach to researching smoking in this population, the high response rate and recruitment in a wide variety of community settings, using face-to-face interviews, which accommodated for participants with low literacy and allowed for capturing the participants' responses to open-ended questions.
As mentioned, the vast majority of those with loco-motor disabilities, e.g., children who are wheelchair users, are accommodated for by special transport services with door-to-door function, which from the SAFEWAY2SCHOOL system's perspective makes their particular needs of less interest.
Also, it can be accommodated for the implementation of the SM with signal-dependent convolution window width.
The explicit characterization of the stability and performance landscapes offer a look into the robustness and margins of tolerable faults that can be accommodated for and these benefits are discussed with some simulation results for context.
Technology can be used either to adapt the environment so that, it is more accommodating for people with physical, cognitive, sensory impairments, or to equip individuals with means to compensate for their impairments.
Because the software is white-labeled, resellers are able to set their own price and include a set up fee to accommodate for consulting with local businesses in person — for that extra element of hand-holding, when necessary.
This adjustment was made to accommodate for proteins with more than one known binding site (CHEN11 dataset, also introduced in [31] contains on average more than 2 binding sites per protein, see Table 1).
It is difficult to accommodate for this with a purely LTD-focused hypothesis or the notion of intrinsic plasticity at the level of single Purkinje cells.
However, it is the authors' opinion that the protocol that was utilized could be sufficiently modified to accommodate for individuals with various impairments.
