12 The second is that the weight threshold be raised, 13 although only a marginal change could be accommodated without undermining the seemingly fundamental requirement that people with anorexia nervosa be underweight.
Adjusting upward the weight threshold for anorexia nervosa is another option (Garfinkel et al., 1995a; Watson & Andersen, 2003), although only a marginal change could be accommodated without undermining the fundamental requirement that people with anorexia nervosa should be significantly underweight.
He warned that a soaring urban population - rising from 50% of all the world's inhabitants today to 70% by 2050 - could only be accommodated without disastrous social and environmental consequences by developing local urban design rather than "a single monoculture of globalisation".
Continued fast expansion in offshore and onshore wind is good news for carbon emissions and can be accommodated without major problems by the grid.
But despite a warning that "there is a good deal of science in the book, as much as can be accommodated without the machinery of equations", the story neglects the physics.
Because the building was designed in advance for flexibility, Lehman Brother's requirements could be accommodated without altering the basic structure, which was designed by Kohn Pederson Fox and built by Tishman Construction.
"Each one takes and gives, at once, and flows and rests," the poet wrote, much as many people are hoping Mr. Blocher will be accommodated without too much confrontation.
Nor can inflationary worries be ruled out though Marcelo Carvalho, chief Brazilian economist at J.P. Morgan, an investment bank, reckons that the combination of lower interest rates and some extra spending can be accommodated without stoking inflation.To make matters worse, Mr Cardoso's government now faces several huge lawsuits over its predecessors' ill-designed emergency economic measures.
