Sentence examples for be accommodated so from inspiring English sources

LUISA allows multi-policy scenarios to be accommodated, so that several interacting and complementary dimensions of spatially relevant policies are represented.

On balance, the MWM is arguably the preferred test for assessing learning and memory in basic research and regulatory studies and the CWM is recommended if two tests can be accommodated so that both allocentric (MWM) and egocentric (CWM) learning and memory can be effectively and efficiently assessed.

First, the V1R phylogenetic structure must be accommodated so that results are not biased by larger and more recently diverged subfamilies.

In the end only half that number could be accommodated but to do so the organisers had to hire extra venues to cater for meetings on an astonishing range of social and political topics.

Thru-traffic needed to be accommodated during the work, so sample sections typically consisted of the shoulder and right-hand travel lane.

The increasingly tech-centric world will become wealthier, and higher-priced gasoline will be accommodated because it permits so much of what people cherish both in the developed and in the developing world: comfort, convenience and quality of life.

Shouldn't it mean to them, straightaway, that their nitwitticism is unequal to the task of understanding the way the caste system operates, how diversity is accommodated and so on and on or, in other words, see they are plainly wrong (as in not ever finding that the "other backward classes" are more sharply discriminative against the untouchables than "Brahmins").

Differences in the length of follow-up were accommodated using so-called offsets, while within-person correlation of relapse rates in the periods before and after switching were accounted for using a normally-distributed random intercept.

Freedom -- which is an essential state for accessing your Creative Genius -- starts when you can identify the aggravation you've been accommodating for so long.

There is this expectation that women are supposed to be nice and accommodating, so there is a greater reluctance to speak out.

The minister has been less accommodating so far over the second source of indignation.