Sentence examples for changes we need to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The aim is to look at the changes we need to accommodate in order to represent two consecutive data streams, where the transmission of the second burst begins after (seconds) time delay.

Arts organizations must adjust to these changes; we need to change our fundraising strategies to accommodate the reduction in government funding and to compete more strategically for corporate funding by developing strong visibility plans for each corporate prospect.

In addition, an individual's risk of developing cancer may change over time due to medical, lifestyle, or family history changes, which the program will need to accommodate.

Indeed, professions are important actors in organisational change, in as much as organisations need to accommodate professional practice.

7 Carers of people with HGG also need to accommodate the neurological changes that characterise the disease, such as paralysis, seizures, vision and hearing loss.

Local health systems may differ in their internal configuration and hence capacity building programmes need to accommodate possibilities for change through different pathways.

Officials who helped draft the proposal say the changes are needed to accommodate expanding human settlements and infrastructure development.

That Austropaxillus and Gymnopaxillus are nested within Serpula suggests taxonomic changes are needed to accommodate this monophyly.

He wanted to talk to Coach Peter Laviolette about the roster changes needed to accommodate Osgood.

Studies were completed on individual facilities as well as overall system operations to quantify the emissions associated with the required operational changes needed to accommodate renewable capacity [21, 27].

The tools needed will vary based on the model and the extent of the changes needed to accommodate the installation.