Our experience exposes some of the challenges: recruitment to the trial was time consuming and resource intensive, most notably in accommodating the needs of physically and cognitively impaired older people.
The staff was notably friendly and accommodating.
Occupy did acknowledge distinctions within the 99%, accommodating most notably gender and race, but these divisions were in the end secondary to the overarching moral struggle against the homogeneous 1%.
Notably, the method accommodates a range of different types of information to be aggregated.
Psoriasis is characterized by high rates of cellular proliferation, which increases the cellular demand of amino acids, notably glutamine, to accommodate for the higher rate of protein synthesis.
They have pictures on the wall of all these Presidents, they seem to be in touch with power, they know people with money, this will help my business.' " If international dignitaries view the Prayer Breakfast as a reliable means of unofficial access, some Presidents — most notably, Bill Clinton — have been more accommodating than others.
In 2007, food was widely distributed to Sudanese refugees as well as Ugandan Madi accommodating them in their villages (notably Adjujo and Arraa central).
The institution's current performance-oriented programming, notably its Björk retrospective, accommodates digital spectacle that will, in turn, encourage digital consumption.
For all the problems America faces from rivals and rogues, some of its toughest decisions have to do with its allies, notably how NATO should accommodate the European Union's desire to have a stronger defence identity and a European rapid-reaction force.
Notably, the Boxer/Aipac bill accommodates only the Israeli concern about Arabs in their country, but not the identical US concern, as they provide this discriminatory exemption right only to Israel but not to their own country.
