Sentence examples for and not accommodated for from inspiring English sources
As workaround behaviours are not legally sanctioned, they can be viewed poorly by colleagues [ 36, 38] and not accommodated for by 'mediocre' [ 66] and casual or non permanent nurses [ 42].
However, clinical governance systems and processes are primarily developed for medium to large urban healthcare settings and do not accommodate for some of the differences and complexities of the rural healthcare context [ 3, 4].
Some sanitation projects in Vietnam have even failed, partly because the promoted latrines did not accommodate for use of excreta in agriculture and latrines were either forced open or broken by farmers who wanted access to the otherwise sealed off excreta[ 3].
Options for cardiac valve replacement in children are limited to fixed-diameter prostheses that do not accommodate for somatic growth.
However, the definition of melting ratio based on continuous irradiation of energy does not accommodate for pulse parameters.
That may explain that in males, a larger LMA would have chosen based on weight, while oropharyngeal or laryngeal structures would not accommodate for instance a size 5.
The regular organisation of health care does not accommodate for brief contact moments like these, making male sex workers a hard population to engage in long-term care.
This is further complicated by the fact that traditional sequence databases do not accommodate for a classification system with multiple sequences (i.e. representing intragenomic variants [ 28- 30]) per "type" or include cloned sequence data [ 51].
Your appetite will also be significantly greater if you overtrain, and if you don't accommodate for that by stocking up on more healthy foods and monitoring your calorie intake carefully, you're likely to eat too much too quickly after a heavy workout and negate all your extra effort.
However, in the same way sub-prime housing models didn't accommodate for potential price falls, the belief that the value of a college degree will always appreciate is potentially flawed.
