I feel like SIL has been adequately accommodated, but I'm usually wrong about this sort of thing.
Wavelength shifts due to Doppler effect, temperature variations and radiation effects in space can be adequately accommodated.
When both the government's compelling interests and religious objectors' religious beliefs can be adequately accommodated, Congress said (in enacting RFRA) that they should be accommodated.
In any particular application, the radar engineer must continually search for compromises that give the results desired without too many negative effects that cannot be adequately accommodated.
We used the GTR+G model for individual partitions in subsequent phylogenetic analysis, as the I parameter (invariant sites) may be adequately accommodated by the gamma parameter (Yang 2006).
That hinges, despite what you may think, on whether Greenspan motivates our Fed to be adequately accommodating to give Bush a suitable economic backdrop for reelection.
The film also reminds us that our biological characteristics may be conceived as optimal only when our societies are adequately equipped to accommodate radical deviations from a biosocial norm.
That is, β a, β c, and β e are biased in the extended univariate moderation model because the moderation on the cross paths (β ac, β cc, and β ec ) is not adequately accommodated by the regression coefficients in the means part of the model.
This particular threshold value yielded the lowest number of differences between STS and PGM variant calls and was required to compensate for the relatively high background noise that manifested in data produced by both STS and NGS technologies (due to low quality and quantity DNA extract), but was not adequately accommodated with the variant caller.
While the U.S. nuclear review process is considered the "gold standard" on safety, some startups and researchers believe it's not adequately accommodating of advanced technologies.
