Sentence examples for improved to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Island harbours were improved to accommodate Hawaii's rapidly growing whaling industry.
The methodology of cost-effectiveness evaluations could be further improved to accommodate different standards and processes between countries.
A number of computerized models have been developed and improved to accommodate large datasets from high-throughput screening efforts (i.e. ECOSAR; Toxicity Estimation Software Tool TESTT; [24, 25]).
Version to version StrucEluc has continued to be incrementally improved to accommodate the nuances of complex and challenging data and experiences obtained from solving hundreds of problems.
Although most of these approaches were developed initially for UD laminated composites, they were modified and improved to accommodate various characteristics of braided composites.
In the future, the dependability of the railway system must be improved to accommodate higher train speeds, greater axle loads, and increased service frequency.
The private sector is able to adapt well by increasing the staffing levels and improving structures to accommodate the increased client load.
Over the years, components of the site's infrastructure, such as accessibility and visitor facilities and services, have been improved and expanded to accommodate the two million or more people who go there annually.
For the successful utilisation of commercially available conventional graphite as a negative electrode in a lithium-ion capacitor (LIC), its intercalation rate capability needs to be improved or oversized to accommodate high charge rates.
Ms. Adkins, the real estate agent, who learned to ride a bike on the dirt roads (now paved) of Fenwick Island, said that the state has never hesitated to improve the infrastructure to accommodate growth.
The review updated the background literature from the protocol and made several changes in the style and organisation of the text, to improve readability and to accommodate the overlapping protocol from Vito Curiale.
