The adoption of a methodology such as SUVref may enable the use of a less conservative threshold, by reducing the need to accommodate for inter-scanner variability, thus increasing sensitivity without increasing the number of incorrectly classified responders.
If we assume that each client device requires a sustained 1 Mbps network throughput, we would need to accommodate for sustaining 20 Mbps within the network switch used by the clients.
Tomorrow's doctors will need to accommodate for the changing work practices.
It is possible that increased maximum shoulder flexion was needed to accommodate for the increased forward trunk flexion and to apply most of the force tangentially on the handrim to preserve mechanical efficiency.
Although these techniques offer highly accurate results, the algorithms need to accommodate for varying protocols, data from different sources, artifacts, and the presence of pathological structures such as tumors [ 37, 38].
The latter represent the minimally required suite of mt tRNA genes if all other tRNAs are imported from the cytoplasm: trnW uca) is needed to accommodate for sponge (and mold and cnidarian) deviation from the universal mitochondrial code [ 32] while a specialized trnMf(cau) is necessary for the initiation of translation (see also [ 33]).
Organisations need to accommodate for and be more inclusive of the ever changing workforce cultural diversity by considering different structural changes to the work system, the life cycle of the technology and knowledge transfer (Shahnavvz 2002), as well as the impact these factors may have on safety culture and climate (Reader et al. in press).
If you already have injuries to your back, knees or wrists, then you need to accommodate for them.
Mature bulls tend to settle more cows than yearling or virgin bulls, so you will need to accommodate for that as well.
Even with a pre-existing VSAG, the development of effective multi-agency response needs to accommodate issues arising from, for example, differences in organisational culture, jurisdictional expectations, and differences in the economic and political pressures on participating agencies.
