Sentence examples for described to accommodate from inspiring English sources
The new genus Silobia was erected to accommodate the Acarospora smaragdula complex and the new species, Silobia dilatata (= Myriospora dilatata (M. Westb & Wedin) K. Knudsen & L. Arcadia described to accommodate an obligate rust coloured taxon with broadly expanded apothecial discs lacking secondary products.
The new genus Skoua is described to accommodate E. fertilis.
Described to accommodate the genus Anthemiphyllia, which according to Vaughan [51] "had puzzled every student since its description", this family is composed of seven species and two subspecies, all with free and solitary growth form, and lobate to laciniate septal edges.
Third, one might follow Loomes and Sugden (1986), Weirich (1986), and Pope (1995) and argue that the outcomes in the Allais and Ellsberg paradoxes can be re-described to accommodate the Allais and Ellsberg preferences.
Modifications were made to the microfluidic device previously described [12] to accommodate confocal microscopy and higher numerical aperature objectives.
We modified the procedure described above to accommodate cultured mammalian cells (see Materials and Methods) and established that the procedure could detect uptake of both white (FIG. 1C) and opaque (FIG. 1D) cells of C. albicans.
These GPs described access to accommodating specialist advice around-the-clock.
However, it remains challenging to deal with various uncertainties, accurately to describe correlated events, to accommodate newly observed data and to consider severe accident scenarios within the current framework.
"Endless acres of featureless bungalows, jerry-built houses," is how he described the homes built to accommodate the spread of Londoners into the county.
Our approach extends the classification criterion described by Luce (2010b) to accommodate decision makers with risk attitudes that vary as a function of the decision environment.
Later in 2006, Weksler and colleagues described several new genera to accommodate species previously placed in Oryzomys, among which was Euryoryzomys for the "O.
