Although they are the same height, one is slimmer and consequently more delicate, to accommodate a narrower lot.
Presumably, better quality or experienced birds [46] start their incubation shifts with higher reserves and consequently, are better able to accommodate variable foraging conditions [42].
Turbat and Haisvai knew there were no camps nearby and advised us to look for two gers side by side, explaining that this probably meant they belonged to one family and consequently would be more likely to accommodate us all.
They consequently redesigned the restaurant in 1964 to accommodate a waitress service, which they hoped would "lose at least some of the stigma of having been started in 1959 as primarily a commercial driver's facility".
In addition, as these approaches were not designed specifically for time-course experiments, they do not accommodate dependence over time and consequently sacrifice power if applied in this setting.
It is flexible enough to accommodate the driving factors behind trust and consequently different trust-focused methodologies and technologies.
All of the present results are consistent with a kinetic limitation for shear bands, where at high rates, a single shear band cannot accommodate the imposed strain rapidly enough, and consequently multiple shear bands must operate simultaneously.
As mentioned above, the anole lizard and zebrafish synthesize 5α bile salts; consequently, CYP27A1 enzymes in these species would need to accommodate bile salt precursors with 5α orientation.
Last year Arena struggled to accommodate both Gerrard and Juninho in the same team, consequently forcing the latter into nosebleed territory higher up the field, where he was not at his very best.
Our goal was to assess all services that potentially serve individuals from marginalised groups who experience mental health difficulties, and consequently an inclusive understanding of mental health care was applied to accommodate different health and social care systems.
