Sentence examples for hence can accommodate from inspiring English sources

Most common steels, for example, are quite ductile and hence can accommodate local stress concentrations.

In terms of the active sites, it is known that the volume of active site in BuChE is larger than AChE [39 41] and hence can accommodate ligands with larger molecular structures.

28 Restricted quadratic splines allow for different quadratic trends within each intermediate category and linear trends in boundary categories, and hence they can accommodate a wide variety of smooth dose response curves, while avoiding implausible shapes at the tails of the exposure distribution.

This suggests that unknown cryptic genetic architectures are likely to be intrinsic to complex traits and, hence, kernels that can accommodate such structure yielded better predictions.

So Oregon can accommodate Bushes after all.

"They unfortunately have very little funding," he wrote about the IRS, "and hence can only accommodate a relatively small number of researchers".

Hence, by deduction, they can accommodate mutations to amino acid types for which no rotamers fit in the original backbone.

As Bear moves through the story, he grows in size; hence when he has to fight the elephant, he can accommodate it in his stomach.

The ethylcellulose coating, when applied organically, can accommodate the swelling matrix to a greater extent compared to aqueous coating and hence, coating rupture and subsequent drug release is prevented.

Hence, it is shown that the OWDMA systems are well suited for high data rate communications and also can accommodate more users.

Since Broad postulated that the acts of awareness form a dense continuum (hence between A1 and A2 there are uncountable number of other acts, and likewise between A2 and A3) the theory can accommodate all the experienced transitions it needs to accommodate.