Sentence examples for necessity to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Patients and parents confronted with a life-threatening disease are faced with the necessity to accommodate to the illness.

A personalized training that complies to each patient's characteristics becomes a necessity to accommodate the patient diversity and ensure an effective and satisfactory rehabilitation.

The reason of these effects is currently unknown but may reflect some structural distortions associated with a necessity to accommodate R. sphaeroides cytochrome b.

Note that previous examples of CCAAT degeneracy almost certainly points at the necessity to accommodate an overlapping site for another TF.

As the social historian Lawrence Stone noted, this was a marked departure from the Catholic ideal of chastity, which considered earthly marriage a more or less unfortunate necessity meant to accommodate human weakness; "It is better to marry than to burn," St. Paul had said, but he made it sound like a close call.

The wide-ranging modulations and affective harmonic progressions of German Baroque composers depended on equal temperament, a system that permits exploration of keys distant from the tonic without the necessity of retuning to accommodate the remote harmonies.

Dr. Richard V. Olsen, a professor of environmental psychology at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and a member of the Our House board, outlined the real estate requirements of older people with disabilities: "a ranch house on a level lot, since wheelchairs might become a necessity; abundant natural light to accommodate aging eyes; easy flow between the rooms; and wide aisles and door frames".

There may be a handful of locations open either out of necessity, like at airports to accommodate travelers, or those locations owned by franchisees open at the discretion of the individual franchise owner, but these will be few and far between".

These approaches, however, are limited by numerous factors, including low inducer sensitivity, toxicity, and the necessity dual-gene systems to accommodate the two-hybrid approach.

Small meals are a necessity after bariatric surgery to accommodate the smaller capacity of your stomach.

Possible disadvantages of this approach are the necessity to reflect the triceps to accommodate plate application on the lateral column, and the need for using two plates to secure reduction.