Sentence examples for be revised to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Study designs for gene identification should be revised to accommodate polygenic cancers.

Management guidelines for Appalachian forests should be revised to accommodate the biology of plethodontid salamanders.

The current policy that prohibits grazing should be revised to accommodate the interests of livestock herders.

Her definition could easily be revised to accommodate these regions and processes.

If so, there is a case for maintaining that these restrictions constitute a denial of equality of opportunity in an intuitive sense and the definition of the term should be revised to accommodate this judgment.

This was reviewed on 20 February 1868, and the coal supply was ordered to be raised from four to five days' steaming, which forced the design to be revised to accommodate the extra coal.

A principle that had been around since the days of the magic lantern was revised to accommodate a dual-projector system that yielded a novel sense of depth.

An ancient avant-garde model of the artist as creature of high ideals, messy habits and no expectations has been revised to accommodate competitiveness, personal polish and an agenda for professional success.

Throughout the state, other projects have been suspended or are being revised to accommodate water shortages, and water authorities and cities have increasingly begun to consider holding off on "will-serve" letters — promises to developers to provide water — for new projects.

PFBR refueling is revised to accommodate twelve diluents.

In particular, the national science curriculum has been revised to accommodate the philosophy of the STEM education, as envisioned by the Ministry of Education MOEE).