Sentence examples for accommodating available from inspiring English sources

They are also angelically accommodating, available, as she puts it, to answer her every prayer: faxing, mailing, shipping, photocopying, making travel arrangements.

The model is flexible in that it can readily accommodate available gene set enrichment methods and various topological measurements.

In order to accommodate available markers, the asymmetric NUP genes were deleted in the presence of NΔ FG and CΔ FG plasmids with NSP1 / NUP49 / NUP57 covering the nsp1 Δ nup49 Δ nup57 Δ deletions.

Keep adjusting the aperture to accommodate available light.

This is because there are typically either not enough QTLs in a given study population to be able to generate a statistically non-random distribution for the number of available linkage groups, or there are not enough linkage groups to accommodate the available QTLs in a way that can significantly deviate from random.

Rao et al. [33] reported that at higher cadmium ions concentrations (50 1000 mg/L), the uploading capacity of biosorbent increased from 2.23 to 25.64 mg/g due to increase of driving force i-e concentration gradient while the percentage removal decreased from 89.04 to 51.28% that was characterized as lack of active sites to accommodate more available metal ions in the solution.

As well as providing more adequately the information of the type requested by urban planners and policymakers, a faceted system of classification of urban soil resources would have the flexibility to accommodate all available or future scattered, rapidly changing, or incomplete data.

TargetMine is structured to accommodate increasingly available biological data from large-scale experiments.

To accommodate the available datasets and the biological differences between both the canid hosts and the pathogens, our analyses involved several different approaches outlined below.

Eligibility changes accommodated the available client base better, resulting in more referrals and fewer failed eligibility assessments.

The method could accommodate all available data in the genetic evaluation by combining SCC data with incomplete mastitis data.