This is because the conjunctiva and cornea sac for instance naturally accommodate avirulent microbes as flora, and these organisms can be co-recovered from clinical eye specimens in patients with eye problems [9, 26].
Protein Prospector (Chalkley et al. 2005), for instance, can accommodate whole laboratory repositories (Lynn et al. 2005) and retrieves all relevant data required for quantification directly from the original files.
For instance, storage can accommodate the need of the power system at any time. .
For instance, this accommodates biological individuals that don't reproduce (e.g., sterile organisms), or that stop growing, or that malfunction so as to lose their capacity for self-repair as living things, and so on.
For instance, orbital changes to accommodate Russia after the cold war made it harder to use the station as a launching pad.
New York's system, for instance, was designed to accommodate a so-called five-year storm — a rainfall so extreme that it is expected to occur, on average, only twice a decade.
Some communities, for instance, explicitly refuse to accommodate Fulani because of their image as violent, armed robbers and destructive.
Among these series the smallest spherical cluster, which can accommodate, for instance a deuterated hydronium cation, is dodekahedra (b) with 20 water molecules composed from 12 pentamers (a).
That may explain that in males, a larger LMA would have chosen based on weight, while oropharyngeal or laryngeal structures would not accommodate for instance a size 5.
For instance, in order to accommodate the need to represent certain tissues within specific anatomical regions, 'group' terms (e.g. head skin and limb muscle) have been included as subterms, when appropriate, as part of those regions.
