Sentence examples for enhanced to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Snow and glacier melt was estimated using the Utah Energy Balance (UEB) model, further enhanced to accommodate glacier ice melt over clean and debris-covered tongues, then meltwater was input into the USGS Geospatial Stream Flow Model (GeoSFM).

COSMIC has been enhanced to accommodate somatic mutations from whole genome and exome screens.

The controlling state machine of a synchronous functional block may need to be enhanced significantly to accommodate varying latencies involved in data transfers between GALS modules.

In the present work, the chemical mechanism was enhanced further to accommodate the PAH gas phase growth in methane, ethylene and ethane co-flow flames.

Despite being a dominant theory of behavioural change, because the TPB is limited in predicting behaviour we sought to enhance its predictive power by replacing PBC with self-efficacy and incorporating enhanced social effects to accommodate external control factors.

Support will be also given to enhance schools' capacity to accommodate children from underprivileged families – which should allow more children like Yacine enrol and complete the primary education cycle.

Thus, we have enhanced the previous formula to accommodate this situation.

The ILW will have to accommodate enhanced additional heating up to 50 MW for up to 20 s, subject to two technical constraints: keep the PFCs inertially cooled only and limit disruption forces on existing infrastructures at the levels set by the present PFCs.

This paper identified the potential adaptation pathways for existing and new residential buildings, by enhancing their adaptive capacity to accommodate the impact and maintain total energy consumption and GHG emissions no more than the current level in the period of their service life.

Much of conservation biology seeks to understand and enhance the capacity of populations to accommodate chronic disturbance.

In other words, the evolutional drift of the SLC6A3 sequence towards accumulating GC-nucleotides might reflect its enhancing epigenetic potential, needed to accommodate regulatory demands, as dictated by the increasingly complex functions of the human brain.