The phrase "accommodating an active" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the need to adjust or adapt to an active element or participant, but it requires additional context for proper usage.
Example: "The program is designed for accommodating an active lifestyle, ensuring that participants can engage fully."
Alternatives: "supporting an active" or "facilitating an active".
Diplomats are considering how the language of the United Nations mandate can accommodate a more active role on the ground.
The model claims that this site can only accommodate a single active VSG.
Moreover, all five histidine residues of the eight-histidine motif covered in the modelled region, as well as the highly conserved His, form a shallow cavity ready to accommodate a catalytically active iron cluster that could not be included in the actual model.
The designed wind speed estimator is passive tolerant towards faults in the wind speed sensors, and faults in the generator and rotor speed sensors are accommodated by an active fault tolerant observer scheme in which the faults are detected and identified, and the observer corresponding to the non-faulty sensors are used.
Furthermore, the Oued Molouya catchment is deformed in the northern limit of the Beni Snassen massif by active deformations accommodating a roughly N S shortening.
Similarly, it is plausible that the dynamics of FABP- and FAAF-induced conformational heterogeniety could be altered to accommodate an incoming dNTP within the active site of polymerases in a way that favors the incorporation of the correct base dCTP.
While all the models demonstrate a similar approach for Sna3 Lys125, modeling the additional residues between this Lys125 and the PPXY motif revealed multiple orientations that could accommodate a proper Lys125 active-site approach.
By contrast, in very small genomes there is insufficient real estate to accommodate a large diversity of active TE superfamilies.
In summary, we have shown the manner in which a sugar N, N-methyltransferase can accommodate a dimethylated product within its active site pocket.
It appears that the enzyme preferentially accommodates a glutamine residue at the active site S1 position but will also accept a glutamate residue.
