Sentence examples for compatible with the needs from inspiring English sources

He should transfer the base to the Interior Department, with instructions that it not be released for development until everyone agrees on a plan that is fully compatible with the needs of an ecosystem that is under enough stress as it is.

The problem is that ecologically appropriate landscapes are not always compatible with the needs of local residents or land owners.

Relatively to the scenarios presented in [2], the Dioptase ability to run around sixty complex interpreted operations (respectively ninety compiled ones) in parallel on a single resource-constrained Thing is perfectly compatible with the needs of the IoT/WoT.

There is a search for a new education model that is compatible with the needs of the modern world as well as a model that brings new dimensions of thinking.

Part II also considers the issue of standardisation, suggesting that CP/PP programmes be designed so that they are compatible with the needs, activities and culture of each participating organisation.

Our data highlight the adaptive capacity of regional actors to act as intermediaries to shape macro-scale markets, technologies, and policies in ways that are compatible with the needs, the capabilities, and the conservation of local human and natural resources.

"The increase we have recommended is consistent with the promotion of social inclusion through increased workforce participation and is also compatible with the need to encourage collective bargaining," Ross said, in announcing the commission's decision.

On behalf of the Federal Protective Service, Michael Keegan, the chief of public and legislative affairs, said in a statement that the "settlement of Mr. Musumeci's lawsuit clarifies that protecting public safety is fully compatible with the need to grant public access to federal facilities, including photography of the exterior of federal buildings".

Antibiotic selection is not compatible with the need for full respect for natural cell fate potential and avoidance of immunogenic response in vivo.

However, such an ordered structure would be compatible with the need for an oriented layer for the polymerization to occur.[9] The amount of lipid adsorbed onto the pyrite, however, was not expected to be enough (see Experimental) to result in the formation of a bilayer structure over the entire surface.

These results are compatible with the need for differential serotonin signaling on the left and right sides, a result predicted by the EARLY model, and with data showing that endogenous serotonin is normally moved away from the left and towards the right side within the first few cell cleavages (Fukumoto et al., 2005b; Vandenberg and Levin, 2012).