Sentence examples for accommodates a large amount from inspiring English sources

Systematic studies indicate that while mesopores in the OMC are clogged with Li2O2 formed during the early stage of discharge, the MMC sufficiently accommodates a large amount of Li2O2 in the pores.

The nucleolus thus accommodates a large amount of traffic and its composition is very dynamic, which may be facilitated by its lack of a surrounding membrane [ 6].

It's fast and can accommodate a large amount of data, allowing for high-resolution holograms.

The rGO sheets provide a fast electron pathway and accommodate a large amount of sulfur.

Especially, nations with enormous resources are going to increase their productivity or expanding their shipyards to accommodate a large amount of orders expected in the near future.

The cross-linked P EGDA-co-VC) can accommodate a large amount of liquid electrolyte inside the non-P EGDA-co-VCane via its strong interaction with Li+ and solvents, which avoids the liquid electrolyte leakage.

The ideal pore structure in compound 1 may account for its high nHEX uptake at high temperature: the large cages guarantee the void space needed to accommodate a large amount of adsorbates while the suited pore aperture serves as a gate to control the diffusion of molecules into the cages.

The situation on control signaling consumption is further deteriorated by high VoIP capacity demand in PS radio network, which is supposed to accommodate a large amount of voice capacity currently handled in traditional CS mode.

Chromatin provides both a means to accommodate a large amount of genetic material in a small space and a means to package the same genetic material in different chromatin states.

Generic models are likely to apply to most behaviours and are therefore likely to accommodate a large amount of the evidence from included qualitative studies, regardless of setting, population or intervention.

For inorganic mesoporous materials such as silica and silicon, their large surface area and pore volume can accommodate a larger amount of drug payload.