Sentence examples for apparently accommodate from inspiring English sources

I happened on Google Earth a few years ago while reading up on Scientology and, O.K., about John Travolta and his demesne, which can apparently accommodate two private planes.

Intriguingly, there is evidence from the ribosome crystal structure that, if the G530 interaction were missing, A1492 may be able to proofread the second codon position on its own, albeit with lower fidelity, as the ribosomal decoding site can apparently accommodate a G-U base pair at the second position if either A1492 or G530 is utilized, but not with both [ 57].

These results reveal large overall structural changes during the initiation-elongation transition, which are apparently accommodated by the intrinsic flexibility of TFIIB.

The liver's capacity to store vitamin A is considered high when compared to usual daily intakes (Randolph and Ross, 1991), and the liver apparently accommodates moderately elevated intakes over time without adverse effects (Dawson et al., 2000).

Shortly after their vote on the straw-purchasing bill on Thursday, the committee ended its work, apparently to accommodate a classified briefing for some of the members, and completion of its work was postponed until next Tuesday.

One blogger in Bamako pointed out that last weekend, over 1,000 people showed up at a health centre to donate blood to the armed forces, despite the fact that the national blood bank apparently could accommodate just 113 donors per day.

However, attachment proteins having higher expression levels should have higher impact on essentiality, and thus the slowly evolving nature of attachment proteins than core proteins can apparently be accommodated in neutral theory.

Mr. Steadman responded to Mr. Levy's request but apparently could not accommodate himself to the straitjacket of reality.

The tanks were apparently designed to accommodate the slimmer soldiers of 30 years ago.

That the rest of the civilized world is apparently content to accommodate our ineptitude is awfully nice.

That the rest of the civilised world is apparently content to accommodate our ineptitude is awfully nice.