Sentence examples for comparatively accommodating from inspiring English sources

To overcome this challenge, few sequential heuristics have been used in past where volumes of data were comparatively accommodating to these sequential heuristics; the current situation is not that much in-line and often results in high execution time.

A number of traditional techniques exist in both categories which perform well with comparatively accommodating volumes of data; the current situation is not that much in-line and often results in high execution time and sometimes result in non-feasibility.

Presumably variations in spacing can be comparatively easily accommodated by rearrangements of the SH2 interfaces.

The protein interaction between the AnxA2 N-terminus and S100A10 proteins similarly involves a well-defined and comparatively deep concave binding pocket accommodating a small helical peptide.

The genome of HSV-1 is comparatively large and can accommodate a number of mutations and deletions.

Cinemas are usually accommodating.

"She is also accommodating.

Servers are accommodating.

Or less accommodating ones.

SERVICE -- Accommodating.

Accommodating, efficient service.