The phrase "accommodates the same" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something provides the same level of accommodation or support as another thing, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The new software accommodates the same needs as the previous version, ensuring a smooth transition for users."
Alternatives: "provides the same support" or "meets the same requirements."
Overall, the "M" site or the binding environment on GluA2 accommodates the same compounds better than that on GluA1 or the same inhibitors show stronger potency on GluA2 than on GluA1.
Overall, the "M" site or the binding environment on GluA2 accommodates the same compounds better, or the same inhibitors show stronger potency on GluA2, as we have reported previously.
Employers should take requests seriously and try to accommodate the same unless there is a compelling reason not to.
While there's a lot of deadpan humor in "The Intuitionist," the story couldn't really accommodate the same sort of play that there is in "Sag Harbor".
All of these cameras have the same-size sensor — not as big as an S.L.R.'s, but much bigger than a compact camera's — and accommodate the same family of lenses, now numbering about 20.
The Drill Hall almost immediately struck the Royal Shakespeare Company officials as the ideal space in which to configure a thrust-stage auditorium that could accommodate the same sets and lighting designs used in the Stratford productions, Mr. Boyd said.
Docking of compound 15 reveals an ability to partially accommodate the same region as the reference inhibitor inside the pocket (Fig. 6).
This study has been further extended in [9] to accommodate the same k to 1 sensor-target problem with an extra routing requirement.
This makes physical sense: In a smaller number of dimensions, we need a larger Fermi sphere in k → space to accommodate the same electron density in x → space.
Anew low-end, Intel-based server, the x335, was redesigned to accommodate the same "backplane" (the rear panel where cords connect) used in IBM's PCs instead of the specialized backplane used in its predecessor.
The approach either retrieves protein cavities accommodating the same (e.g. co-factors) or closely related ligands or it extracts proteins exhibiting similar function in terms of a related catalytic mechanism.
