Sentence examples for being developed to accommodate from inspiring English sources

New techniques are being developed to accommodate the issues unique to the analysis of high-dimensional data.

The model is being developed to accommodate analyses of 'multiple stressors' and to identify the intersection and interaction of stressors in different contexts.

In every case, except perhaps (3), a large national genetic database/portal is being developed to accommodate the sheer amount of data gathered.

Or the housing crisis and how cities are developed to accommodate household growth.

The formula was developed to accommodate those branches of Christianity that believe swearing to be an offence, but it is now available to atheists and to agnostics.

Derivatives of the missile's titanium alloys, which were developed to accommodate surface temperatures at supersonic speed, came to be used on most high-performance aircraft.

The limitations of fixed-opening wrenches were addressed as early as the 18th century, when sliding-jaw types were developed to accommodate a range of flats.

The researchers received consent to operate from his parents but said that an ethical framework must be developed to accommodate patients like this, whose mental competency could change by the day.

Ms. Tomczak's case — the 11th so-called bloodless lung transplant attempted at Methodist over three years — would become the latest test of an innovative approach that was developed to accommodate the unique beliefs of the world's eight million Jehovah's Witnesses but may soon become standard practice for all surgical patients.

Two measures are developed to accommodate the limited-range communications.

Finally, special considerations were developed to accommodate multi-protic compounds.