Managers responsible for aligning IT investments with their firm's strategy seek to minimize technology costs, while ensuring that the IT infrastructure can accommodate increasing utilization, new software applications, and modifications to existing software applications.
There is therefore a pulmonary vascular "reserve" that can accommodate the increase in cardiac output and expand the surface for gas exchange and metabolic functions.
Equipment available for this patient group including wheelchairs, beds and hoists is becoming more common in the hospital environment; diagnostic imaging equipment that can accommodate bariatric patients has not increased at the same rate.
The city has plans to increase the number of cabs that can accommodate wheelchairs.
C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, urged the Taxi and Limousine Commission yesterday to increase the number of taxicabs that can accommodate wheelchairs.
This has been attributed to variations in electronic resistance and also an increase in the number of sites that can accommodate electrostatic charge.
We believe that methods that can accommodate mixed study designs will become more and more important due to the increasing practice of combining data from different groups in consortia collaborations.
The sport is becoming so popular that there's increasing demand for waterfront locations and the need for creative solutions in securing boathouses that can accommodate the extremely long, narrow and fragile racing shells.
Condominium amenities include docks that can accommodate large boats.
He is drawing up an expanded city plan that can accommodate up to 8 million residents.
