Sentence examples for difficulties in accommodating from inspiring English sources
The effects are correlated with difficulties in accommodating the L10 martensite within the irregular stress fields generated by the non-oriented precipitates, which cause a micromodulation of the martensitic structure.
International focus has returned to the long-overlooked conflict in the past few weeks because of Europe's difficulties in accommodating the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing Syria.
Evidence suggests that many small- and medium-scale Electronic Health Record (EHR) implementations encounter problems, these often stemming from users' difficulties in accommodating the new technology into their work practices.
Critics of comparative risk assessment (CRA), the increasingly common practice of juxtaposing disparate risks for the purpose of declaring which one is the "larger" or the "more important," have long focused their concern on the difficulties in accommodating the qualitative differences among risks.
This has always been at odds with my way of thinking, not only in the eco-friendly department, but also the difficulty in accommodating one harmoniously within a scheme.
Although the prospect of a Jewish vice president (or a Catholic president) did not figure largely in 19th-century calculations, with just a little adjustment the visitors' religious inclinations would have had less difficulty in accommodating those of an observant Jew than those of a cracker-barrel atheist.
Our interpretation of these results is that labour markets have greater difficulty in accommodating changes in the share of low-skill occupations.
Both consequentialist and Kantian universalism have some difficulty in accommodating particularist virtues such as loyalty, and on occasion have eschewed the latter.
The results, thus, suggest that labour markets have a greater difficulty in accommodating changes in the share of low-skill occupations, which are more strongly related to skills mismatch, which can be explained by several factors.
The existing literature on LGT indicates that well substantiated cases of eukaryote to prokaryote transfer are rare, possibly because of difficulties in prokaryotes accommodating eukaryotic gene structure (e. g. introns/exons) [ 47].
