Sentence examples for hence to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Hence to accommodate the thermodynamic limitations typical reaction temperatures are ≥550 °C: at these temperatures all C H bonds in an alkane have equal chance to react [29, 30, 31, 32].

An Inter-DCN is built upon the existing Internet backbone with a fixed mesh topology and is hence difficult to accommodate any physical update or change without significant human intervention.

Hence, a relatively stable position should be revealed among these potential choices so as to accommodate the fierce and inconstant stress around the retained entry.

Breakfast clubs were detentions held not on Saturdays, but in the mornings before school – hence the name – presumably to accommodate the schedules of high-achieving students (and their ambitious parents) with lots of after-school activities.

Hence his efforts, however naive, to accommodate Russia.

The position of the handle is of concern to the users as the height is too high for most of the users which resulted in discomfort especially on the shoulder and upper back, hence the need for repositioning to accommodate both 5%% tile users and 95%% tile users.

Local health systems may differ in their internal configuration and hence capacity building programmes need to accommodate possibilities for change through different pathways.

So I dress to accommodate that".

Patients will be clustered by clinic, but we have no data on which to estimate intraclass correlation for the HADS scores; so will assume a design effect of deff = 1.5 to accommodate clustering, and hence we will require 600 patients in all; across five clinics, so we will seek to enrol 120 patients per site.

(It should be noted that the MBW-200 was a range of ladies' watches – so these devices were even smaller than other SE Bluetooth watches, leaving very little room on the dial to accommodate a screen, hence its squashed situation).

The target of the optimization is to maximize bandwidth efficiency on the integration links and hence to maximize the ISS capacity to accommodate traffic.