The project was implemented in three consecutive rounds because not all 25 organizations could be accommodated by the Care for Better PU QIC at one time.
Whitelaw made it clear that 3,000 a year could be accommodated in Britain without the need for extra camps.
After viewing the grounds on Google Earth, Bryant was convinced that the requisite six courts, half of them for practice, could be accommodated.
Whilst previous 'one to one' interventions for carers have been noted to be useful but expensive, and group interventions can be difficult for some carers due to the requirement to leave the patient [ 13, 14, 24], such an approach could be accommodated as part of routine care for patients and families.
However, if only a subset of subunits make a DNA contact at any time, then the catalytic cycle could be accommodated with movements similar to those observed for Rho/E1.
This showed that, of the amino-acid residues assessed, only Ala and Gly could be accommodated at P2, with an apparent preference for Gly; substitution with any of nine alternative residues resulted in peptides that were completely refractory to cleavage by PfSUB1.
More efficient data acquisition and more complicated pulse sequences could be accommodated if additional relaxation measurements were acquired to allow correction for T1 and T2 effects.
A range of alternative alkyl groups was explored and while changes could be accommodated (e.g., 18 and 19), none were superior to the isopentyl group for potency.
Berzelius questioned the experimental grounds for assuming anything stronger than the laws of proportion, since, he argued, all of the chemistry could be accommodated by the latter.
