Rather, we want to urge, as philosophers encounter the empirical evidence on character, that they make explicit how their approaches may accommodate the evidence, and what the costs and benefits of the accommodations are.
As we held in that case: "The principle that government may accommodate the free exercise of religion does not supersede the fundamental limitations imposed by the establishment clause.
Porous structures may accommodate the strain induced by the volume expansion during the lithiation process.
Additionally, catalytically active A3s share a positively charged groove near the Zn2+ coordinating active site, which may accommodate the negatively charged polynucleotide substrate.
This means that the range was reduced by 27 and 34 % for the wobble and curvature friction coefficients in this study, respectively, which may accommodate the choice of friction coefficients for field engineers and designers.
At one level, the ontological reading may accommodate the qi-based yin-yang cosmology, although there is significant divergence in the interpretation of the ethics of the Laozi, as we shall see in the next section.
Alternatively, in the developing lens high amounts of lysolipids could act as surfactants and hamper the development of the lens cortex, whereas the mature lens may accommodate the lysolipids more easily.
We suggest that the myoblast relay system may accommodate the changing spatial relationship between the disc cells that express Wg and the ASP cells that require Notch signaling.
Further, the dimeric state of GraX observed in our study may accommodate the observed interactions of GraX with GraS, GraR and VraF suggesting that GraX may serve as a scaffold, bringing several partners in close proximity.
They also extrapolated their predictions onto AF0826 claiming that the cavity of AF0826, formed by aforementioned residues, may accommodate the adenosine part of ATP, which indeed turned out to be true.
