Liberal-minded Jewish Israelis are broadly accommodating and supportive, but many right-wing Israelis are discomfited by estimates that by 2050 about one-third of the country's population will be Arab.To continue along present lines, the two authors conclude, would be to invite a collision.
Hence, we have used the term "proliferation" or "replication" more broadly to accommodate both possibilities.
Both Sample and Analysis modules have been defined broadly to accommodate data from different type of omics experiments and still provide a common annotation framework.
Second, the economic theory of decision making, broadly understood, might accommodate the idea of obligation.
Most housing associations have increased their sales and, more broadly, non-core commercial activities, to accommodate a reduction in capital grants from the UK government.
Horwich (1982) concedes the general epistemological point but argues that a broadly Carnapian confirmation theory can successfully accommodate it.
Divergence time estimates, assuming a lognormally-distributed relaxed molecular clock while accommodating topological uncertainty, were broadly congruent over alternative temporal prior distributions.
Though the three societies differed in many respects, their broadly liberal character had, so far, proved accommodating to trade unionism.
More broadly, it has indicated its willingness to accommodate concerns about enrichment as long as its rights to a peaceful nuclear program, including low-level enrichment, are guaranteed.
In order to accommodate the needs of students broadly representative of the ethnic and socioeconomic diversity of our nation, America's colleges and universities require greater differentiation as well as new models that integrate excellence with accessibility.
