Sentence examples for characteristics to accommodate from inspiring English sources

We have no such concerns here, since we are not seeking inference of any exposure nor confounder adjustment: rather, we seek to optimise outcome prediction by modelling patient characteristics to accommodate casemix differences.

From the two primary TPP characteristics defined to accommodate safe rectal administration three DuoGel™ formulations (IQB3000, IQB3001, and IQB3002) were developed at pH 6.00 and osmolality ⩽400 mmol/kg.

Our qualitative research and evidence reviews identified a variety of components, characteristics and functions to accommodate in the self-management course, hence the eclectic design.

End-user customer loads have modeled as lumped load without considering characteristics of individual appliances to accommodate DR implementation [22, 23, 24, 25].

To achieve adequate model fit and estimator robustness, we set distance intervals and truncation points to accommodate characteristics of species pools (e.g. shorter truncation point for furtive species), occasional issues with distance heaping and evasive movement of birds away from the transect line, and distance data collection intervals for 1997 and 2006.

Australian asthma management guidelines were adapted to accommodate characteristics of the local area.

A personalized training that complies to each patient's characteristics becomes a necessity to accommodate the patient diversity and ensure an effective and satisfactory rehabilitation.

The broad neck has a wide fretless fingerboard covered in metal to accommodate characteristic sliding pitches.

In this way, we can control the C V response characteristic of the varactor to accommodate the parasitic capacitance, to eventually achieve the linear output frequency tuning discussed in Fig. 1.

"There certainly are things that are done to accommodate the characteristics of the player," Coach Tom Coughlin said.

Seals need specific design rules to accommodate their characteristics.