Sentence examples for accommodated the difference from inspiring English sources

The model accommodated the difference in primary and secondary –OH reactivity and any substituent effects to glycerol –OH reactivity.

Spreading centers propagated toward each other and merged at ∼23 Ma, forming an R-R-R triple junction that accommodated the difference in the spreading orientations of the two basins.

An offset accommodating the difference in spreading directions is inferred to occur between the two regions; thus, invoking the occurrence of a ridge jump is not necessary.

Moreover, the IL could not only help to reduce the thermodynamic instability between high-κ materials and Si, but it could also accommodate the difference in lattice constants between Si and another material.

We find that the 4-parameter model can accommodate the difference in divergence between the two recombination classes by assuming an ancestral Ne that is only slightly larger than the Ne of extant D. simulans.

Routinely, a modified tracheostomy tube with extra horizontal length was placed to accommodate the difference in anatomy (thick subcutaneous tissue).

We used a TMM method (trimmed-mean of M values) to accommodate the difference in sequencing depth between replicates by finding a scaling factor for each library that minimizes the log-fold changes between the samples.

To accommodate the difference in developmental speed among species, the horizontal axis in Figure 1D indicates the ratio of the length of time of blastopore appearance ("0") to that of circular blastopore pigment line formation ("1").

And since some non-Palm organizers have infrared receivers in a different location, the SmartPad2's infrared transmitter can be moved around to accommodate the differences.

The account of the Hampton Court conference of 1604, in which James attempted to accommodate the differences of bishops and Puritans, is the most vivid in the book but there are other passages almost as exhilarating: James's winter idyll in Denmark after his marriage to Anne in 1589, the open-air hunting scenes, the bizarre flit of Charles and Buckingham to Madrid to win the Infanta.

They also show the need for further calibration of the algorithm to accommodate the differences between the two groups.