Sentence examples for processes accommodated from inspiring English sources

However, male HIV patients were less likely to be satisfied with the availability of resources than females, while among TB patients male patients and patients who had ever been married were less satisfied than female patients or patients who had never been married with the degree to which the health systems structures and processes accommodated their demands.

Both processes accommodate denitrifying dephosphatation, but the A2N process has a more stable performance in N removal.

The developed terrain index is able to characterize the hydrological processes, accommodating both continuous and discrete concepts.

All of these processes accommodate the shift from a hypoxic in utero environ to a normoxic ex utero one.

Current models for the opening of the Tyrrhenian Sea invoke a unique extension vector throughout the rift to drift process, accommodated by margin parallel faults, but the role of the Campania margin faults in the opening of the Tyrrhenian back-arc basin is still poorly constrained.

The basic mechanisms of SSP are thought here to consist of interface sliding (IS), i.e. grain or phase boundary sliding (GBS/PBS), and a dislocation glide process accommodating the incompatibilities due to IS.

Many of the dislocations had Burgers vectors inclined at about 45° to the stress axis, which suggests that they were active directly in response to the applied stress rather than as the result of a relaxation process accommodating grain boundary sliding.

Furthermore, our modelling process accommodates uncertainty in geopositioning of these index cases by utilising both point and polygon data.

We propose that the modelling framework for Technosol evolution should be based on the coupling of process-based models of soil functioning processes and accommodate the peculiar properties of technogenic materials.

Existing conceptual models of downstream bank erosion process zones may need to consider a wider array of mass failure processes to accommodate for wet flow failures.

Some are rejigging processes to accommodate older workers.