Sentence examples for defined to accommodate from inspiring English sources

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.

In our case, the maximum DMA burst size is defined to accommodate a whole CIF 4 : 2 : 0 video frame, that is, 38,016 Dwords for each DMA data transfer buffer.

A new image impudence matrix is defined to accommodate the extension of the theory from two- to four-port networks, and a practical realization of the image impedance matrix is presented using the available circuit elements in CMOS technology.

Five fimbrial clusters (Flf-Flf4) and eight conserved domain groups were defined to accommodate the identified fimbriae.

As part of the SPIN project, an XML schema was defined to accommodate different information contained within a pathology report; HMS Scrubber can operate with such an XML schema as well as plain-text documents.

Also relatively small regions were defined to accommodate the fact that SUV values represent average values for tissue extending beyond the defined regions as a result of respiratory motion.

So paleontologists have mistakenly assigned parts of the same organism to different genera, which were often defined solely to accommodate these finds – the story of Anomalocaris is an example of this.

Both Sample and Analysis modules have been defined broadly to accommodate data from different type of omics experiments and still provide a common annotation framework.

It is highly likely that useful measures for this age range would need some clearly defined flexibility to accommodate developmental changes, particularly in areas of psychosocial functioning such as intimate relationships, education and work.

Modelling of boundary conditions and thermo-chemical properties of concrete is designed to accommodate experimentally defined properties and code of practice recommendations, as well as other research results reported in the literature.

Further, the liquid-cooled reactors utilized common passive decay heat removal systems whereas the S-CO2 uses reliable battery powered blowers for post-LOCA decay heat removal to provide flow in well defined regimes and to accommodate inadvertent bypass flows.