Sentence examples for organized to accommodate from inspiring English sources
Class 3 (18%) perceived problems with how well their providers' operations arise organized to accommodate their needs and preferences (Accommodation Barriers).
Accommodation refers to how well the providers' operations are organized to accommodate patients' constraints and preferences.
It is organized to accommodate tourists (offering headsets with English recordings), but most of its 8,500 visitors each year are locals.
Opportunities for Collaboration is being organized to accommodate and encourage small-group interactions, including optional evening dinner discussions, breakout sessions, and lunch table topics.
The camp was organized to accommodate the 700 pilgrims that would arrive hungry for food and drink as well as the deep nourishment of spiritual connection.
Lao FET was organized to accommodate provincial staffing with little public health training, Lao (only) language skill, against a backdrop of critical human resource shortages.
The distortion of the purine ring following peroxidation does not alter the H-bond/salt brinteractionstionseenen within the catalytic pocket for the enzyme:substrate complex, thus suggesting that the active site is pre-organized to accommodate reactants and intermediates with very limited protein rearrangements.
Although multiple NGOs have organized actions to accommodate preventive measures such as infant vaccination among Greeks that have recently lost their insurance due to unemployment, these actions were not organised centrally at the time.
Three efforts were organized to drill holes that could accommodate a rescue capsule.
However, to accommodate a developmental program following diapause, the tissue is organized to perform the bulk of its proliferative activity very rapidly, within a 24 36 hr period.
A long history of forest management also means that private and public ownerships are organized and staffed to accommodate conventional approaches, making any transition more difficult.
