We suspected, however, that this organization did not adequately accommodate the communication needs of all PDTs.
The high prevalence of mismatch is a possible indication that most locally fabricated seats do not adequately accommodate majority of passengers.
Many critics worry that computationalism, especially classical computationalism, does not adequately accommodate temporal aspects of cognition.
Although we are the gold standard on safety, most in the field think the review process does not adequately accommodate advanced technologies.
I argue that, even in an idealized case, Murphy's methodology is hindered by its reliance on a conception of 'normal human nature,' and thus does not adequately accommodate cognitive diversity.
Such laws do not adequately accommodate the unique medical and sanitary needs of women seafarers, who comprise 1 to 2percentt of the overall seafaring workforce.
Simply writing an "Invasive Species Act" (something that people working in pest management sometimes call for) might not adequately accommodate competing priorities, but might rather add another layer of competing bureaucracy to already existing protective and proscriptive laws.
That is, β a, β c, and β e are biased in the extended univariate moderation model because the moderation on the cross paths (β ac, β cc, and β ec ) is not adequately accommodated by the regression coefficients in the means part of the model.
This particular threshold value yielded the lowest number of differences between STS and PGM variant calls and was required to compensate for the relatively high background noise that manifested in data produced by both STS and NGS technologies (due to low quality and quantity DNA extract), but was not adequately accommodated with the variant caller.
Although these ports well manage their facilities, they are subject to scale effects as they are not able to adequately accommodate the volume of containers arrived at them.
