Sentence examples for accommodating reporting from inspiring English sources

To limit the length of the SMS message while accommodating reporting requirements and to minimize the risk of error, the data were divided into four strings summarized as "Diseases", "Test", "Treat", and "ACT", each of which became the header of a single, short SMS message.

The adoption of the M100-S12 breakpoists is more difficult for laboratories to implement than previous NCCLS interpretive breakpoints as laboratory information systems were not designed to accommodate reporting multiple breakpoints for a single organism-antimicrobial agent combination.

The orphans are originally from near Tolga, in Far North Queensland, but were transported further south to Brisbane where they could be accommodated, reports Sky News Australia.

This model also accommodates reports that BRCA1 participates in transcription-coupled repair [48] [49] and is supported by the finding that overexpression of hTREX84 and dysregulation of mRNA export may be a hallmark of breast tumors [50].

By defining a virtual human brain with the anatomical distribution of grey and white matter (the two primary tissue components of the brain) to a voxel resolution of 1 mm, we can model the differential motility of glioma cells in grey and white matter to accommodate reports (Giese et al, 1996) that such differences are biologically significant.

Although the U.S. Census accommodates reporting of multiple races, in the SEARCH study we did not have sufficient participant numbers to allow evaluation of separate categories of reported multiple race groups.

With regard to these results, it could be seen that, the obtained CMC values of SDS, CTAB, and TX-100 by this method is accommodating previously reported methods.

The right of children to play and the right to have their parents comfortably accommodated are reported to be significantly more respected in pediatric units of general hospitals than in pediatric hospitals, while the right to school education is reported to be significantly more guaranteed in pediatric hospitals than in general hospitals.

Not necessarily in all studies the same number of categories is presented, however, in this article we focus on the case where the number of categories is equal across studies and we discuss how our approach can accommodate studies reported with unequal number of thresholds.

The regular expressions match specific patterns of data in the text reports, accommodating known variation in the report format.

Subsequently, a major review including approximately 335 cases of bacterial EE was published in 2003 [11], and the authors have recently updated their initial data by accommodating further reports [13].