Sentence examples for interest accommodating from inspiring English sources

Although internal ion formation can be used for diagnostic purposes in top down experiments with extensive a priori knowledge of the protein of interest, accommodating internal ions in a high throughput identification search strategy would cause a prohibitively large increase in fragment ion search space.

Fortuyn had no interest in accommodating this polderized consensus.

Emboldened by unconditional American support, Mr. Maliki has not shown enough interest in accommodating political rivals.

But her presence at the meeting surely underscores her interest in accommodating these constituents.

In an intensely competitive market for footballing talent, club managers have an interest in accommodating players' religious needs as pragmatically as possible.

Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of the Education Committee, said he believed that the governor, a Republican who is expected to run for re-election, had no real interest in accommodating either Mr. Rebell or the court ruling.

Having already demonstrated an interest in accommodating spiritual obligations, the administration can and should consider different understandings of those obligations.

ShrinkHT is very flexible in fitting the effect size distribution for the main parameter of interest, thereby accommodating skewness that naturally occurs when siRNAs are compared with controls.

YOU can look at the new Landmarc in the Time Warner Center as just another meat-mad, wined-up refueling station for New York's sputtering masses, a place willing to surrender any intimacy and many niceties in the interests of accommodating serious traffic.

Even as inflation topped 4% in 2005, the Fed strictly limited its interest-rate hikes, accommodating the dollar's weakness and holding real interest rates low.

The nutritional responsibilities for caterers who provide for the general public are less pronounced, but allowances do have to be made for people with special dietary requirements; not only that, but it is also in caterers' commercial interests to accommodate them.