Sentence examples for been adapted to accommodate from inspiring English sources

He notes that French law has been adapted to accommodate homosexual unions, but is not at all accepting of polygamy, which is sometimes practiced by Muslims.

This paper offers a paradigm on how to integrate H&OF into safety analysis by means of the recursive operability analysis (ROA), which has been adapted to accommodate H&OF, and renamed integrated recursive operability analysis (IROA).

Further, he says that a lot of popular business applications haven't been adapted to accommodate the decentralized architecture of grid, and there's still a relative lack of tools that would make monitoring the decentralized and far-flung work on the grid easier to track.

Most database search algorithms were designed to analyze CAD spectra, and have only recently been adapted to accommodate c- and z-type ions; therefore, inclusion of these additional spectral features can hinder identification, leading to lower confidence scores and decreased sensitivity.

In our study IPC has been adapted to accommodate patients' needs.

Both factors pose challenges for reliably marking the intervention site, and the universal protocol has been adapted to accommodate these factors.

A few cells are adapted to accommodate hoists, hospital beds, and specialist mattresses.

And what aspects of their business need to be adapted to accommodate scale?

Each structure, she said, is adapted "to accommodate the severity" of a particular veteran's injury.

(1985) that was adapted to accommodate children's sizes for ages 6 17 years.

The main disadvantages to hydronic heating systems are they cannot be adapted to accommodate other climate control systems, and the installation costs can be high.