Sentence examples for better able to accommodate from inspiring English sources

But many people seem to prefer new construction, which is better able to accommodate high-tech wiring and special needs.

Compared to Al powders that are used as the electrodes, Al nanorods grown directly onto current collectors do not require multi-step processing and are better able to accommodate cyclic strain while maintaining current-carrying contact[6, 8].

However, Gehry said that the actual slope of the lawn was more accommodating to people with disabilities and better able to accommodate activities than the original plan.

The infant survived longer because her skull, which had not fully formed, was better able to accommodate her swelling brain, Taylor said.

Presumably, better quality or experienced birds [46] start their incubation shifts with higher reserves and consequently, are better able to accommodate variable foraging conditions [42].

The size of the ITS2 appears to have some bearing on the ability of the sequence to acquire non-deleterious mutations with longer sequences generally better able to accommodate mutation accumulation than shorter sequences.

I think Penn will be able to accommodate my changing interests better.

In order to achieve a better gain of power saving, the sleep scheduling algorithm should be able to accommodate different values of K * as long as a feasible sleep schedule can be found.

These models are expected to be able to accommodate high levels of rate heterogeneity, and therefore to perform better.

By allowing each participant to optimize behavior according to their own noise and temporal discounting, the model was able to accommodate individual differences in responses to reward across the populations, better than simpler models.

For instance, it was necessary to have enough classrooms to be able to accommodate up to 100 janitors and windows that could be covered to darken the rooms for better image display.