Sentence examples for revised to accommodate from inspiring English sources

PFBR refueling is revised to accommodate twelve diluents.

Study designs for gene identification should be revised to accommodate polygenic cancers.

Management guidelines for Appalachian forests should be revised to accommodate the biology of plethodontid salamanders.

The current policy that prohibits grazing should be revised to accommodate the interests of livestock herders.

A principle that had been around since the days of the magic lantern was revised to accommodate a dual-projector system that yielded a novel sense of depth.

Interviews with participants describe a tortured reconstruction that dragged on years longer than envisioned, with plans constantly revised to accommodate political twists and turns, many decided personally by top party leaders.

His work included developing building systems that could be revised easily to accommodate technological innovation and organizational change.

Mr. Powell specifically rejected an appeal by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel that the peace plan, known as the road map, be revised now to accommodate certain Israeli objections to granting Palestinians who left Israel when it was founded the "right of return" to their native areas as part of any final settlement.

In November 1948, the Type 175 design was revised again to accommodate 74 passengers and a longer span wing in a contemplated long-range version aimed at long-haul Empire and transatlantic routes rather than the medium-haul Empire routes originally planned.

Since then, the classification has been revised periodically to accommodate new knowledge of disease and health.

We have also removed the panel merely showing a longer exposure of the EMSA gel in Figure 2A in our revised manuscript to accommodate newer panels in the main figure.