Sentence examples for to accommodate over from inspiring English sources

This is exceeded only by the metropolitan region of Tokyo-Yokohama, which may swell to accommodate over 38 million people.

The design of the previously qualified TRL6 Micro (Nast et al., 2014) [1] was modified to accommodate over twice the input power, greatly increasing the cooling capability.

A single strand of optical fibre is soon likely to be able to accommodate over 1,000 different channels.

In order to accommodate over a million visitors per year to Birkenau, the Auschwitz State Museum has transformed the site.

That was expected to house about 20,000 people when it opened in July 2012, but it grew rapidly to accommodate over 100,000.

Dubai is expected to accommodate over 15 million tourists by 2015.

Allowing area-specific risks to depend on a latent variable (a random effect), the variance of which reflects the degree of extra-Poisson variation, is a standard approach to accommodate over-dispersion in counts in the epidemiological literature (Mollié 2000; Lawson 2013 and references therein).

Since the time to engaging in an activity can in fact be interpreted as duration or the number of times doing each activity, the response variable was then treated as a Poisson random variable but to accommodate over-dispersion the parametric model Negative Binomial was assessed and showed better fit.

One event had to be moved from a location that could hold only 80 people to one that could accommodate over 300. .

The Poisson, geometric and Bernoulli distributions are themselves special cases of the Conway-Maxwell-Poisson (CMP) distribution – a two-parameter flexible count distribution that generalizes the Poisson distribution to accommodate data over- or under-dispersion.

Negative binomial regression models were applied to determine the percentage change in rate and to accommodate for over-dispersion in the data, with the log of NSW population used as an offset to control for the population changes over time.