As the embryo matures, its growing oxygen demand is accommodated by increasing placental vascularization (Guillette and Jones 1985; Masson and Guillette 1987; Murphy, Belov, et al. 2010; Murphy, Parker, et al. 2010; Parker, Manconi, et al. 2010; Parker, Murphy, et al. 2010).
Consequently, increases in internal heat sources are accommodated by increases in heat flows such that the mantle and core cool monotonically.
On the other hand, the additional body weight in obesity may increase the force of a fall beyond that which can be accommodated by the arm.
In particular chronic conditions, slow rises may be accommodated by an expansion of the head size, rather than by an increase in intracranial pressure.
This idea can be accommodated by Wagner's (1981) theory.
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Regarding the consequences for muscle fibre metabolic power, which is proportional to the product of muscle fibre CSA and SDH activity, the model calculations show that this increase may have been accommodated by an increased myoglobin concentration.
We hypothesize that enhancer sequences are organized in a way such that an increase in expression of the relevant activator is accommodated by an increase in available binding sites, while reducing potential binding sites for any present repressors.
Although decreasing mitochondrial economy (in terms of ATP generation per calorie consumed), these changes were accommodated by changes in diet (increased caloric intake associated with animal fats).
