Sentence examples for changes were accommodated from inspiring English sources

Although decreasing mitochondrial economy (in terms of ATP generation per calorie consumed), these changes were accommodated by changes in diet (increased caloric intake associated with animal fats).

The present study examines sliding of the ulnar nerve during limb movements, to determine how far these changes are accommodated by straightening and stretch.

It should be noted that Ala (A) and Met (M) substitute R6 in the third motif of known co-chaperones AtHop1-3 AtCHIPCHIP, respectively, indicating that some radical changes are accommodated in the TPR:Hsp90/Hsp70 interaction.

In the left macrostate, Ser99 rotamer changes are disfavored because of steric overlaps with Phe113, but Arg55 rotamer changes are accommodated; the reverse is true (perhaps to a lesser extent) in the right macrostate.

Swarm planning (Roggema 2012a) suggests such a framework for dynamic environments, in which different paces of change are accommodated by different layers of planning, and planning starts with the biggest uncertainty or threat in mind.

Although the sensitivity theory itself is based on the assumption of small design parameter perturbations, relatively large changes can be accommodated by combining small changes.

That fact makes it possible that if dramatic forces--including perhaps a wholesale abandonment of diets rich in fiber--wreak abrupt changes in populations of gut microbiota, the resulting changes "cannot be accommodated by our human biology".

Perhaps this is why only a few changes to M204 are tolerated [14] while it appears that several changes can be accommodated at positions of ETVr [6].

Five yearly budgets mean that such short-term changes can be accommodated whist ensuring that overall progress is in the right direction.

Large Si volume changes can be accommodated by the particle's internal porosity.

Two changes have been accommodated in order to undertake this test.