Sentence examples for be available to accommodate from inspiring English sources
High-resolution sensors of temperature, pressure and capacitance will be available to accommodate a wide variety of experiments.
A hotel worker lost her job because no positions were available to accommodate two to three unpaid 15-minute breaks to pump milk over the course of an eight-hour shift.
Once the decision has been made to add deaf/HoH employees to the team, employers should take time to learn about that employee's communication needs and the different technologies that are available to accommodate deafness in the workplace.
The online and hard copy versions of the survey were available to accommodate staff preferences.
Different times of day were available to accommodate those who worked and those who did not.
A few free text fields were available to accommodate data entry of items not covered in a list.
In many epidemiologic studies, both self- and interviewer-administered questionnaires are available to accommodate preferences, physical impairment or literacy of participants [ 9, 10].
That such large numbers of men are willing to join these trials suggests that circumcision acceptability is high and that uptake of MC in these communities could be rapid, if sufficient resources are available to accommodate large numbers of procedures.
Statistical methods (i.e., random-effects models) are available to accommodate heterogeneity (DerSimonian and Laird 1986), but these methods may not adequately account for the variation induced by confounding or effect modification.
