Sentence examples for process of accommodating to from inspiring English sources
When Christmas took hold here, in the late seventies and eighties, it was an easy import, because people were already in the process of accommodating to the lure of consumerism.
B. hyodysenteriae has diverged from other spirochetes in the process of accommodating to its habitat in the porcine large intestine.
Twinning appears to be a process of accommodating local strain rather than a response to macroscopic strain.
The P2 and P1 clusters were the largest sampled clusters for the aggregates of order 3 and 4. In the process of accommodating a free monomer or dimer, the preformed structured oligomer underwent large fluctuations, which is linked to orientational disordering of the individual peptides (see Fig. 5B).
We identified recommendations for the process of deinstitutionalization and prevention of further process of accommodating children in the institutions, promotion of foster families and other types of care for children based on the family model.
The association of the indel patterns with particular clades cannot be assessed without a broad survey of T. cruzi strains, and the permissive nature of the process may prove too accommodating to provide useful taxonomic information.
Our focus is on capturing deeper process knowledge and achieving a holistic approach to robust process design, as well as ease of accommodating changes to business policy.
Bio-chemical processes for the vast number of lifeforms accommodated to these extreme conditions are barely understood.
The use of robust output-rate reference systems is presented in this paper as a new approach of accommodating process uncertainty within the GMC design framework.
We thus additionally propose methods for selecting appropriate Top-of-the-Rack (ToR) switches and wavelengths during the embedding process so as to increase the chance of accommodating many requests that span over multiple ToRs.
It also reflects a fraught process of rebalancing power to accommodate Germany's greater political heft and economic clout.
