Sentence examples for may help accommodate from inspiring English sources
Rotamer averaging is observed for Val135 and Ile151, which pack against Leu133 and may help accommodate its motions.
UNICEF is providing mobile classrooms to help accommodate them.
This may help investigators to accommodate for the inaccuracy of the lower lip prediction.
The rationale is that if school environments can't be improved to accommodate the special needs of students, then drug therapy may help students fit into the learning environment that exists.
The results are relevant to policy-making because choice models that are able to accommodate underlying environmental attitudes may help in designing more effective environmental policies.
Rawls also leaves room for his law of peoples to accommodate various organizations that may help societies to increase their political and economic coordination, such as idealized versions of a United Nations, a World Trade Organization, and a World Bank.
It is tempting to speculate that the ability to acclimate may help amphioxus to maintain their ability to accommodate environmental changes, and therefore allow their very slow background evolutionary rates and morphological stasis through time.
Another advantage is that this framework can accommodate study-level covariates in order to determine to what degree these covariates may help explain potential heterogeneity in the relative effects of pairs of treatments over and above that explained by chance and helps reduce the inconsistency in the network of treatments.
And, in any event, "to have an impact on poverty reduction and to accommodate the population explosion, the economy should be growing by 6percentt," said Maurico Valdes, the Central America coordinator for the United Nations Development Program. "Computers may help".
Nifty technology may help.
