The primary aim of this study was to develop and validate a new measure, the Accommodation and Enabling Scale for Eating Disorders (AESED), designed to measure accommodating and enabling behaviours by families/caregivers of relatives with eating disorders.
The key advantage of this measure is its extensibility to accommodate partial preferences and uncertainty.
The traditional measures to accommodate this growth, such as the expansion of the existing transport networks, cannot be pursued, at least in urban areas.
To avoid losing comparability with the original ASCOT measures, we accommodated this by introducing subheadings for each domain.
He has often employed a longer measure to accommodate a more "voice-based" style, which allows his various personae to take the poem and run.
PublicBanker says: - The "high-quality private schools" are no perk, they are a practical measure to accommodate children of 27 nationalities, who cannot simply be absorbed by the local school system.
Whether trial judges are given a menu of options or not, the majority opinion said, they "are obligated to take every reasonable measure to accommodate public attendance at criminal trials".
"With the financial challenge, we opted for a cost-cutting measure to accommodate our demands and we got everyone on board.
Grid-stiffened MFS with radiation spot shielding can be an effective measure for accommodating lots of electronics into structure, providing dramatic mass and volume savings in spacecraft design.
Barnet's relegation required manager Edgar Davids to release a number of players as an austerity measure to accommodate the fact that the club would be operating on a smaller wage budget in the 2013 14 season, and it was announced on 22 May 2013 that Fuller would be released along with 12 other players.
