Sentence examples for method to accommodate from inspiring English sources

We then extend the proposed method to accommodate Poisson sampling design in survey sampling.

It is supplemented with a radiation boundary condition in order for the method to accommodate the radiating quantities of the flow.

Thus, controlled lateral buckling is an effective and inexpensive method to accommodate axial thermal expansion and to control pipeline lateral buckling.

We propose a modification to the time-to-event continual reassessment method to accommodate two groups using a two-parameter model and maximum likelihood estimation.

Integer Linear Programming (ILP) is used to compute globally optimal solutions for these linear optimization problems, allowing the method to accommodate any type of constraints explicitly, without the need for any Lagrange multipliers or thresholds for sensitivities (like the modern BESO [1]), or heuristics (like the early ESO/BESO methods [3]).

In the absence of a standard method to accommodate missing values, investigators have used a variety of surrogate measures.

Subsequently, we proposed the use of a nonparametric approach based on the Dirichlet process, providing a flexible and statistically well-founded method to accommodating across-site heterogeneity of amino acid constraints (Rodrigue et al., 2010).

We present the crucial noise contributors, calculate the noise level and present optimisation methods to accommodate the best noise performance in readout circuits.

Blended learning isn't an entirely new concept – MBA programmes, for example, have had to develop creative teaching methods to accommodate their high-flying students, who need flexibility to help them fit study around work and childcare, as well as the demands of occasionally being deployed to different time zones.

Strategies that have been developed to extend NN prediction methods to accommodate right-censored data include methods due to Faraggi Simon, Liestol Andersen Andersen, and a modification of the Buckley James method.

When modifications such as jigs or fixtures are made to production methods to accommodate special needs of individual workers with disabilities, additional work measurements need not be conducted where the modifications enable the workers with disabilities to perform the work or increase productivity but would impede a worker without disabilities.