Sentence examples for resulting from accommodating from inspiring English sources

There is a lot of research in sub-Saharan Africa highlighting the importance of the extended family as a safety net for orphans and, critically, the increasing burden, in terms of depletion of household resources and the strain on household resources resulting from accommodating more dependents [ 36- 40].

The Rent Guidelines Board has hinted that rents will go up to accommodate new costs resulting from the law.

Metro-North officials also said that over the next 20 years, they hope to spend an additional $2.5 billion to add to their fleet to accommodate increased ridership resulting from the spread of the suburbs to areas in Northern Westchester, Putnam, Orange and Dutchess Counties.

Then firm 1 has to compare the payoffs resulting from (i) the case where it accommodates entry (like in the previous section) and firm 2 enters at T ˜ with that from (ii) the firm deters entry, i.e. it increases the capital stock such that it equals K critMP at time T ˜, and does not fall below this level for t > T ˜.

The PFC armor must not only accommodate the heat load from the alpha-particle flux but it must also accommodate the He implantation resulting from the high-energy alpha fluxes while providing the required lifetime.

But for future reactors it would be desirable if the core catcher is able to accommodate and cool debris resulting from a whole core melt down.

Based on the adaptive modulation information from the physical layer, the advertised receive window size of TCP ACK packets is dynamically changed to accommodate the rate changes resulting from adaptive modulation.

Bayesian clinical trials Roach et al (2006) provide a natural framework for accommodating overdispersion in response distributions resulting from patient heterogeneity, and should become increasingly prominent in this era of personalised medicine.

To accommodate the increased vehicle travel resulting from private vehicle growth, public authorities followed an approach that nowadays is financially unsustainable such as expanding the urban road network.

In Illinois, for example, the weatherization agency's pool of contractors grew from 18 to 60 companies to accommodate the increase in production resulting from the infusion of ARRA money.

Typically, the increased number of bits resulting from finely encoding a complex scene can be easily accommodated in the large buffer.